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21 May 2012
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Don Bawtree heads up accountancy firm BDO not for profit unit unit and has specific responsibility for larger and national clients. He is a charity sector expert with 20 years experience in the sector with a particular focus on financial governance. Apart from lecturing, client and committee work, Don is chair of the Auditing Practices Board committee and author of the guide to SORP compliance, published by Charity Finance. He is also author with Kate Kirkland of Tottel's Charity Administration, and is on the advisory board of Governance magazine
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Most board members, at some time or other, have sat in meetings and wondered what on earth is going on when the finances are being discussed. Don Bawtree provides an overview of the key financial terms.
Trustees are required make a realistic assessment of their charity’s solvency, whenever they issue accounts under the Sorp (Statement of recommended practice).
In challenging times, charities will be exploring every possible means of raising money. Trustees need to be careful that these fundraising efforts do not inadvertently expose the charity to an unnecessary tax liability. How do trustees make sure they are getting it right?
Don Bawtree highlights the contents of the revised draft of audit practice note 11.
Don Bawtree offers advice to a trustee who says he and his fellow board members can't possibly confirm that all the relevant documentation has been passed to the charity's auditors, as required.
In the last few months there have been several changes in the statutory audit requirements within the UK. These derive from the UK adopting international auditing standards, which will take effect next year.
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