Join us for an insightful webinar on the new Charities Statement of Recommended Practice (SORP).
This panel discussion, chaired by Tristan Blythe, editor of Charity Finance, will explore the key changes in the revised SORP and their practical implications for charities.
Location: Zoom
With contributions from Peter Hucker (CEO, Xledger UK), Fiona Condron (National Head of Charities, BDO), and Richard Bray (Finance Regulatory and taxes manager, Cancer Research UK), this session will provide a comprehensive overview of the updates you need to know.
The event will conclude with a live Q&A session to address your most pressing questions. Register today to stay informed.
Speakers
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Richard Bray
Richard Bray is a chartered accountant who joined Cancer Research UK shortly after its creation in 2002. Previously he worked for KPMG for twenty years in varied audit and tax roles. His current work involves responsibility for a wide range of technical and regulatory issues. He has been closely involved with the Charity Tax Group since 2002 and is currently its vice chairman. He is also a member of the HMRC Charity Tax Forum.
FAQs
When will I receive the Zoom link to access the webinar?
After booking you will receive the following correspondence:
1 week before the webinar – an e-mail with your joining information, this includes the agenda and any other relevant materials.
1 day before the webinar – an e-mail with your final information, this includes the Zoom link, and other relevant materials.
When will I be invoiced for my booking?
This event is free so no invoices will be issued.
Will presentation slides be provided?
The aim of this session is to be a discussion with our panellists so it will not heavily feature presentation slides.
Will I get a reminder prior to my course?
Yes, you will get e-mails one week and one day before your course with all of the information you need. You won’t receive a calendar invite so do make sure you put the date in your diary. You can do so by clicking here.
For any other queries, please get in touch at [email protected].
