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  • What does Labour’s independent schools proposal mean for charities?

    Topics: Charity finance policy
    Posted by: Guest blogger
    On: 02.10.2019

    By David Ainsworth, Sector Specialist, CFG

    Time to read: 4 minutes
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  • A living wage needs to lead to a sensible discussion about charity funding

    Topics: Charity finance policy
    Posted by: Guest blogger
    On: 02.10.2019

    By David Ainsworth, Sector Specialist, Charity Finance Group

    Time to read: 4 minutes
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  • The Retail Gift Aid Scheme

    Topics: Gift Aid
    Posted: 02.10.2019

    The Retail Gift Aid Scheme (‘RGAS’) is an HMRC approved way for charities (and Community Amateur Sports Clubs) to claim Gift Aid on proceeds from the sale of donated goods in charity shops. By claiming Gift Aid shop proceeds can be increased in value by up to 25% (whilst the basic rate of Income Tax is 20%).

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  • Finance Focus Sep 2019

    Topics: Gift Aid
    Posted: 23.09.2019

    Let's #tickthebox this year.

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  • Writing your charity's investment policy

    Topics: Investment
    Posted: 23.09.2019

     

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  • Time to get on an election footing

    Topics: Charity finance policy
    Posted by: Guest blogger
    On: 05.09.2019

    By David Ainsworth, Sector Specialist, CFG

    For what seems like the latest of many times, we have seen a dramatic week in our politics. We're almost certain to see our exit from the European Union delayed, and the prime minister has attempted to call an election and been rebuffed by parliament.

    Time to read: 3 minutes
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  • Donation Fraud Hitting UK Charities

    Posted by: Guest blogger
    On: 04.09.2019

    By Thomas Barnes, Regional Marketing Manager, EMEA at Emailage 

    Time to read: 5 minutes
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  • Spending Review 2019: Live updates

    Posted by: CFG
    On: 04.09.2019

    On 4 September 2019, the Chancellor Sajid Javid will deliver the 2019 spending review setting out departmental expenditure limits for 2020/21. CFG's Policy Manager, Richard Sagar will be live blogging all the relevant announcements for charities (and some not so relevant ones too), alongside analysis on what effect these changes are likely to have. Also make sure to keep an eye on the following CFG twitter accounts for further analysis and views: @caronlb, @RobertaCFusco, @SagarRichard @daveainsworth4

    Time to read: 2 minutes
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  • We must prepare for a no-deal Brexit

    Topics: Leadership and career development / Charity finance policy
    Posted by: Caron Bradshaw
    On: 29.08.2019

    Caron Bradshaw CEO of Charity Finance Group

    Time to read: 4 minutes
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  • Should you be asking for your auditor’s QAD score?

    Topics: Accounting and reporting
    Posted by: Guest blogger
    On: 21.08.2019

    By David Ainsworth

    Time to read: 3 minutes
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  • Why we’re launching an international accounting standard for charities?

    Topics: Accounting and reporting
    Posted by: Guest blogger
    On: 21.08.2019

    Last month, overseas finance body Humentum announced a project to develop an international accounting standard for not-for-profit organisations. Here, Tim Boyes-Watson of Humentum outlines what the project will mean in practice.

    Time to read: 3 minutes
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  • Finance Focus Aug 2019

    Posted: 19.08.2019

    How does your charity measure up?

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