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Tolley's Charities Manual

Author: Mazars LLP; Withers LLP
Publisher: LexisNexis U.K. (S)
ISBN: 9780754508069
Published In: Subscription-type (Contents updated periodically)
Format: Loose-leaf (2 volumes)
Jurisdiction: U.K. ? Disclaimer:
Countri(es) stated herein are used as reference only

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Tolley's Charities Manual is a leading looseleaf service that provides detailed information and guidance on all aspects of the taxation, finance, accounting, legal and administrative concerns of those associated with running or advising charities. Tolley's Charities Manual is an essential aid in helping to fulfil compliance obligations and in applying statutory rules and practical considerations.

What is included in Tolley's Charities Manual

Regular updating service (invoiced separately)
Free quarterly bulletin
Numerous worked examples
Complex points illustrated by case histories
Appendices covering a wealth of useful information, including copies of forms, documents, regulations, checklists and examples
Stop Press section covering recent developments

A. REGULATORY
1. What is a charity?
2. Regulation of charities;
2A. Setting up and running a charity;
2B. Charity trustees;
2C. Charities, money laundering and terrorist financing - the UK legal position;
3. Fundraising;
3A. Legacies;
4. Investment by charities;
4A. Charities - Owning and dealing with property;
4B. Employment law issues for charities;
4C. Intellectual property;
4D. Scottish aspects;

B. TAXATION
5. Income and Corporation Tax - General;
5A. Trading by charities;
6. Gift aid donations by individuals and companies;
7. HM Revenue and Customs investigations;
8. Capital taxes;
9. Other donations to charities - Tax implications;
10. The charity as an employer;
10A. Charities and the construction industry scheme;
11. Value added tax;
12. Other taxes; Case digest;

C. ACCOUNTS
13. The regulatory framework for charity accounting;
14. Contents of financial statements;
15. Trustees' annual report;
16. Special sections;
17. Fund accounting;
18. Incoming resources;
19. Resources expended;
20. Balance sheet;

D. AUDITING
21. The auditor's responsibilities;
22. Audit planning, controlling and recording;
23. Evidence;
24. Audit procedures;
25. Reporting by the auditor;
26. Independent examination;

E. GOVERNANCE
27. Background to governance;
28. Charity trustees;
29. Audit committees;
30. Sustainability performance;
31. Risk management;
32. Good governance - practical aspects;
33. Performance measurement of the board of trustees of a charity;

F. PUBLIC SECTOR
34. Delivering public services;

Appendices;
Tables;
Index