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Common Charity Compliance Mistakes: A Guide for Trustees | Adept Accountax, Mitcham

Running a charity involves more than delivering good causes and supporting beneficiaries. Trustees also have important legal and financial responsibilities to ensure the charity is properly managed, compliant with regulations, and operating in the best interests of its objectives. The Charity Commission for England and Wales expects trustees to maintain good governance, accurate records, and

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Charity Reserves Policy Explained: A Guide for Trustees | Adept Accountax, Mitcham

A charity reserves policy is a key element of effective financial management and good governance. It allows trustees to determine the appropriate level of funds the charity should retain to manage future risks, maintain financial stability, and continue delivering its charitable objectives. A clearly documented reserves policy gives confidence to trustees, donors, funders, and regulators

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Can Trustees Be Paid? A Guide for Charities | Adept Accountax, Mitcham

Trustees play a vital role in the success and sustainability of a charity. They’re responsible for ensuring the charity is properly managed, achieves its objectives, and uses its funds effectively. A common question we’re asked by charities across Mitcham and Greater London is: can trustees be paid for their work? The answer isn’t always straightforward.

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How Does Gift Aid Work? A Simple Guide for Charities and Donors | Adept Accountax, Mitcham

Gift Aid is one of the simplest and most effective ways for UK charities to increase the value of donations without asking supporters to give more. Despite its benefits, many charities and donors are still unsure about how it works, who qualifies, and how to claim it correctly. At Adept Accountax, based in Mitcham and

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How to Set Up a Community Interest Company (CIC) | Adept Accountax, Mitcham

If you’re looking to start a business that benefits your local community while operating commercially, a Community Interest Company (CIC) could be the ideal structure. A CIC is a special type of limited company designed for social enterprises. It allows you to trade, generate profits, and pay directors, while ensuring the company’s assets and profits

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