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Once a Catholic? 7

1 Apr 2010 | Daniel Phelan

Topics: Law | Public benefit | Charity Commission

The Charity Commission must continue to resist Catholic Care's efforts to circumvent the law, says Daniel Phelan

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Cuts may prove to be a vital wake-up call to charities 3

Finance | Andy Williamson
19 Jul 2010

Topics: Finance for trustees | Budgeting

Andy Williamson explores why the forthcoming cuts should be welcomed by the sector.

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Catholic Care must pursue the activities that its donors intended 2

Finance | Hal Broadbent
15 Apr 2010

Topics: Law

Catholic Care's trustees would be breaking the law if they did not spend donations on activities that advance the Catholic faith - even if those activities are discriminatory in civil law - says Hal Broadbent.

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Cheque points 1

Finance | 27 Apr 2008

Topics: Web technologies | Fraud

Philip Anthony calls on charities to embrace e-payments.

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Stephen's funeral 1

Finance | Jeremy Swain
12 Aug 2009

Funerals of homeless people are frequently harrowing. I have attended too many: around three a year for the last 29 years. There is the gnawing anxiety about the size of the congregation. Will there be...

Thousands of people in desperate need will get no support and be in real danger; that is not just 'left-wing shock tactics' but the grim truth

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Easy answers to Bad Funding 1

Finance | Nick Wilkie
21 Nov 2009

Topics: Funding | Statutory funding

Bad Funding has become part of civil society's DNA. But it doesn't have to be like that, says Nick Wilkie

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Independent schools must stay tax-free 1

Finance | Kimberley Scharf
24 Nov 2009

Topics: Public benefit

Professor Kimberley Scharf has yet to hear a satisfactory rational argument on the debate surrounding the tax-free status of independent schools in the UK.