06 May 2025 00:00
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Charity Finance Group

The draft SORP - have your say!

SORP
Accounting and Reporting

Complete our SORP survey today and help shape the Charities SORP 2026.

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The consultation of the draft Charities Statement of Recommended Practice (SORP) is well underway but there’s still time to have your say!

Get involved

CFG is inviting your feedback on the Exposure Draft SORP 2026. Your views will be captured and will help shape CFG’s consultation response on behalf of the sector.

Today (6 May 2025) we are launching our survey to give everyone the chance to feed in their views. The survey should take around 15 minutes to complete.

Survey is now closed

Why we need your views

Several key changes have been proposed by the Charities SORP-making body and this is the only opportunity we will have in several years to make sure the Charities SORP is by the sector, for the sector.

CFG’s Policy Team is now working alongside charity finance professionals, corporate partners, and other leading experts to draft a consultation response to government.

Our survey will close 5pm, Friday 6 June.

CFG’s consultation response will be truly sector-led. This is your chance to influence how the SORP evolves, ensuring that it’s fit for 2026 and beyond.

If you have any questions about the survey or the consultation process itself, please get in touch with CFG’s Policy Team.

Thank you for taking the time to feed in your views on the draft SORP. Please keep an eye on our website for further updates.

Join a CFG SORP consultation session!

If you’d like to discussed and share your thoughts on the draft SORP with your sector peers, and help shape CFG’s response in-person, join one of our free, online SORP sessions. There are four sessions were held in May 2025. 

Editor’s notes

Reports

  1. Charity Banking Challenges 2024, 27 November 2024, CFG/NCVO/Civil Society Group
  2. Research with trustees 2025, 8 July 2025, Charity Commission for England and Wales

About CFG

CFG is the charity and membership organisation that supports other charitable organisations to make the biggest difference possible. We do this by helping them to make their money and resources go further, by putting financial leadership at the heart of their decision-making. Since CFG was founded in 1987, we have evolved to welcome all finance professionals working for charitable and social change organisations. We also welcome non-finance professionals who recognise that we deliver greater impact when we are financially confident, trustworthy and dynamic. Today, CFG’s vibrant community manages around one third of the UK’s entire charity sector income. We are a diverse and inclusive community of people who are passionate about delivering impact through financial leadership. Together, we lead the way for charity finance.

Contacts

Emma Abbott, Communications Manager, CFG

Glyn Sheldon, Communications Officer, CFG