The role of charity chair is key to acting between the board and the trustees. Here we have a comprehensive checklist of responsibilities often undertaken by those in this most
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Even after careful preparation, wills can still be challenged based on rectification - an act of correcting a defect to a will, or by construction – a poorly drafted or
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In order to be charitable, a charity must have exclusively charitable objects which fall within one or more of the 13 descriptions of charitable purposes set out in the Charities
There are legal requirements for running a trustee meeting – make sure you’re running them in the right way. Download our handy template here.
There are legal requirements for running a trustee meeting – make sure you’re running them in the right way. Download our handy template here.
The recently published CAF UK Giving Report 2021 revealed that although the number of people giving to charities decreased in the last year, those that did were more generous. The
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With the UK’s withdrawal from the EU, we have entered a period of transition where by the direct payments under CAP will be phased out by the end of 2027
On 24 February 2022, the long-anticipated Charities Bill received Royal Assent becoming the Charities Act 2022, and will bring into effect a raft of changes designed to allow charities to
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