5 key tips for successful investments
Key things investors look for are that the social enterprise has a track record of surpluses, has confirmed future income streams and revenues, has a solid business plan.
Charities: have you chosen which SORP to follow?
The Charity Commission has published two new SORPs, which take effect for financial years beginning 1 January 2015, and issued two worked examples.
Charity Commission News: Are all your trustees accountable?
Charities are set up for a variety of reasons, and founders have the motivation and vision that drives it forward. Sometimes however, founders have difficulty leaving the ‘driving seat’.
New SORPs Published
A SORP is a Statement of Recommended Practice. SORPs provide recommendations for accounting and reporting, in particular, how accounting standards should be applied in the context of particular sectors.
