Price: from £171.16

Representing fantastic value for money the Charity Finance Package comprises a one year subscription to Charity Finance magazine, a copy of the Charity Yearbook 2012 and a copy of the Accounts Compliance Checklist 2012.

Charity Finance magazine is published ten times a year and edited by Andrew Hind, the ex-chief executive of the Charity Commission, it is read by thousands of charity chief executives and finance directors, who tell us it helps them to manage their charity’s resources more effectively. It addresses the key concerns that affect charity leaders every day, with a mixture of authoritative commentary, exclusive research and the views of the people that really matter.

The Charity Finance Yearbook 2012 is the ultimate reference source for charity professionals, now comprising nearly 400 pages, this yearbook is rigorously updated every year with checklists, model job descriptions, essential contracts, sector statistics, legal developments and the best of feature and reference material.

As the only official reference book and suppliers guide of the Charity Finance Directors' Group (CFDG), this landmark work provides an essential update of changes in the sector making it an indispensable tool for finance directors and chief executives.

The Accounts Compliance Checklist 2012 covers all the changes since the 2005 Sorp was issued, and takes full account of the recent requirements of the Companies Act 2006, public benefit reporting, and even covers the forthcoming mandatory reporting of heritage assets.

Scottish requirements are completely harmonised within the checklist, and the governance section now reflects the principles of the voluntary sector’s code of good governance.

It has been designed specifically for use by all UK charities with gross income over £100,000 but is equally relevant to smaller charities wishing to follow best practice.

Produced by Don Bawtree, award winning charity partner at audit firm BDO, this brand new checklist takes the hard work out of ensuring compliance with the regime.