Charities Appeals Supplement


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Charities Appeals Supplement, May 2003


Are Your Papers in Order? Neil Mackenzie offers a quick reminder of the basics for a charity to run itself credibly, efficiently and well. 
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How The 2003 Budget Affects The Charity And Voluntary Sector Trevor James rounds up the key provisions. click to order

  
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The 11th Commandment—Conflicts Of Interest in Charities Charities must recognise and manage conflicts of interest, warn Michael King and Catherine Ainley. click to order
 		 
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Trustees Working Through Others DG Cracknell on when and how a trustee can delegate his responsibilities. click to order

Sporting Chances Sports clubs can now register as a charity or a community amateur sports club if they satisfy certain conditions, writes David Boyd. click to order
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Venturing Into The Snake Pit Oenone Wright on partnerships between charities and commercial organisations. click to order

 
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CharitY Reserves in an Uncertain Climate How can charity trustees protect and develop their reserves?, asks Trevor James

Charities And Europe Paul Langhorn and Greyham Dawes comment on progress towards cross-border harmonisation. click to order

 


Taxable or not? John Voyez looks at the changing VAT treatment of grant income and highlights the growing importance of a tightly written contract. click to order

 

 

Legacy Giving Theresa Dauncey highlights the problems surrounding charitable legacies in today’s economic climate. click to order