Kate Sayer

Kate Sayer

Kate Sayer is a partner at Sayer Vincent and has been with the firm for over 20 years, after qualifying as a chartered accountant and experience with an international firm of accountants. She is the engagement partner for a wide range of charity audits, and has written several books on charity finance.

Kate is a member of the Charity Commission SORP Review Committee which develops the standards for charity accounting. She is also a visiting lecturer at the Cass Business School for the Diploma in Charity Finance.

 

 

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How to handle a trading company

Kate Sayer advises a company secretary on how to handle an uncooperative trading company.

Board papers: presenting a business case for a decision

It is the responsibility of the chief executive to ensure that trustees have sufficient information to make informed decisions. Kate Sayer describes the essential components of a board paper requiring a major decision to be made by a board of trustees.

Separate pots

Why trustees need to understand the underlying business model of their charity and the principles behind charity finance. Kate Sayer reports on a case study.

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