Senior accounting officer rules
Tags: Audit and accountancy
Paul Knight
Tax director, BDO
Paul Knight is a tax director at BDO LLP, leading on the delivery of tax services to the charity sector and other not-for-profit clients.
With over 12 years of experience of working with not-for-profit clients, Paul has been involved in a very broad range of charity tax issues.
Paul is an active member of the Charity Tax Group. He regularly presents at the Charity Finance Director Group(CFDG) seminars run by BDO, updating the charity sector on hot topics.
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BDO and a group of national charities have agreed an analysis with HM Revenue & Customs that will take nearly all charities out of the senior accounting officer rules. Paul Knight explains.
HMRC will no longer require large charities to comply with its onerous senior accounting officer rules, after discussions with accounting firm BDO and charities Barnardo’s and Cancer Research UK.
Paul Knight reveals how BDO and a group of major national charities agreed an analysis with HM Revenue & Customs that will take nearly all charities out of the Senior Accounting Officer rules.
HMRC is moving towards a more active role in the regulation of the charity sector, says Paul Knight.
From 1 April 2011, for any accounting period ending after 31 March 2010, HMRC requires that all corporation tax returns are filed online. All supporting documentation, including the accounts and tax computations for the accounting period, must also be filed online.
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