Don Bawtree

Don Bawtree

BDO

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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Charity finance for trustees - London

Trustees are jointly and severally responsible for the proper stewardship of the assets of their charity. It is therefore essential that all trustees understand charity finance and feel that they can monitor and question financial information, and can make major decisions jointly with the other trustees regarding financial planning and major expenditure. This course is a must for all trustees whether they have some or no financial expertise.

Charity finance for trustees - London - almost sold out

Trustees are jointly and severally responsible for the proper stewardship of the assets of their charity. It is therefore essential that all trustees understand charity finance and feel that they can monitor and question financial information, and can make major decisions jointly with the other trustees regarding financial planning and major expenditure. This course is a must for all trustees whether they have some or no financial expertise.

Arcane accounting and FRS 17

Don Bawtree looks in-depth at the complex rules governing pensions accounting.

Standard bearers

Efforts are under way to raise standards among both audit committees and auditors. Don Bawtree reports

Audit letter of representation: to sign or not to sign?

At the end of an audit, the trustees are asked to sign a letter addressed to the audit firm, confirming, amongst other things, that they have told the auditors everything they need to know. Often trustees feel unsure about this letter. Why is it needed? Is the auditor just passing the buck? Is it safe to sign?

New audit guidance

Updated audit guidance incorporating new international standards and charity accounting regulations has been released by the Auditing Practices Board. Don Bawtree reports. Additional analysis by Richard Weaver.

What's new in charity audit

Don Bawtree provides an update on Practice Note 11.

Understanding financial performance and key financial indicators

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.

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