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How to Run a Charity 3rd ed isbn 9781860728198

How to Run a Charity 2nd ed


ISBN13: 9781860726965
New Edition ISBN: 9781860728198
Previous Edition ISBN: 9781860725449
Published: August 2017
Publisher: ICSA Publishing Ltd
Country of Publication: UK
Format: Paperback
Price: Out of print



This comprehensive guide offers practical support and advice to anyone involved in the management and administration of charities.

Packed with practical advice, How to Run a Charity offers the reader all the essential facts needed to set up and run a successful charity. From legal parameters and their practical impacts, to finance and managing assets, to the roles and responsibilities of charity boards and trustees, the book offers both theory and practice, with case studies to highlight not only where things can go right, but also where things can go (sometimes horribly) wrong.

The book has been extensively revised for this second edition to cover all the latest legislation, including:-

  • New law on social investment, the revised disqualification regime for charity trustees and new fundraising regulatory regime under the Charities (Protection and Social Investment) Act 2016
  • Company law and regulatory changes under the Small Business Employment and Enterprise Act 2015
  • Revised and enhanced regulatory expectations from the Charity Commission for charities and trustees
  • Reporting and accounting changes including the introduction of the 2015 Charities SORP (Statement of Recommended Practice)
  • The new and enhanced version of the Charities Code of Good Governance
  • Progress in the implementation of the charity law and regulatory regime in Northern Ireland; changes and developments in Scotland regarding charity law and regulation

Subjects:
Charities
Contents:
1. Legal and regulatory context
2. Constitution: the governing document
3. Governance and management
4. Members and membership matters
5. Public accountability and reporting
6. Good stewardship: the correct application of funds and assets
7. Operating the charity
8. Resourcing the charity: funding and fundraising

Appendices:
Role descriptions for Charity Trustee, Chairman, Secretary, Treasurer, Secretary of a Charitable Company, Secretary of an Unincorporated Membership Charity
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