
News – 13.03.25
Electronic Sales Suppression (ESS) Campaign
HMRC is ramping up action on ESS tool users. Stay updated on key developments, impacts, and necessary next steps for you or your clients. … Read more
Insight – 10.03.25
Essential COFA tips for stronger financial compliance
All SRA law firms need a COFA, but smaller firms may find the role challenging. Here are key insights to help navigate it. … Read more
Upcoming event – 22.05.25
Charity SORP update webinar
Book to attend our Charity SORP update webinar today … Read more
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The daily updates from the Government and the Chancellor, published in an attempt to minimise the threat posed by COVID-19, has led to many impactful changes on the regulation and governance of charities and not-for-profits.
In this series we outline the changes your charity or not-for-profit business needs to be aware of.
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