Posted By: Cathy Warnock
During March 2021 we will once more be taking part in the NORTHERN IRELAND HOSPICE “Make a Will Month”. For those who wish to participate in the scheme we will be waiving our professional fee in relation to writing a b...
Posted By: Bronagh Mulgrew
Most of us want to look our best and treatments which go wrong or cause unwanted side effects can have a serious impact on physical and mental health. According to some users of TRESemme, one of the world’s best known hair care brands, their Keratin range of product...
As expected companies, registered societies (such as many housing associations), and credit unions can hold their AGM online in the early part of 2021. This applies regardless of what the governing document says. The relaxations brought in by the Corporate Insolvency an...
Posted By: Jenny Ebbage
Covid 19 Charities Fund – Phase 2 Something to smile about for 2021 - the Department for Communities Minister announced Phase 2 of the Covid Fund offering £11.7m in financial support to charities. This is for lost income due to Covi...
New survey for charity trustees on the SORP – closes 7 December
Posted By: Jenny Ebbage
The SORP of Statement of Recommended Practice is under review and there are a number of specialist groups reviewing aspects of the SORP. If your charity prepares accounts on an accruals basis you must apply the Charities SORP. To help the SORP Committee to seek view on the current SORP there are se...
Charity Register & Reporting Changes at the Charity Commission for Northern Ireland
Posted By: Sarah Burrows
Charities on the Charity Register will see a change to their marked status on the register since Monday 10 November 2020. In light of the recent Court of Appeal case those charities are no longer legally registered so the status has been removed so it will no longer show “in default” or...
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