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Charities and Not for Profit

Moore and Smalley has extensive experience of advising charitable and not-for-profit organisations. This sector is a substantial part of our business and our specialist team advises some of the best known organisations in the region.

Charities and not-for-profit organisations are subject to specific legal, accounting and taxation regulations and the requirement for an expert team which understands the precise requirements of this sector is high. Many of our members are qualified in the ICAEW’s Diploma in Charity Accounting, demonstrating a high level of competence in charity accounting and financial management.

Some of our clients within this sector have been with Moore and Smalley for over 50 years - an amazing feat which confirms our reputation and expertise in this field.

For more information click on the links to the right; alternatively download our credentials document for the sector.

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Survive and Thrive Seminar

The charity team recently held a seminar for the sector focusing on improving income for 2012. Some of the presentations from the seminar are available below, if you would like further information then please contact a member of the charity team on 01772 821021 or 01524 62801.

Giving Trends and Return on Investments in Fundraising

Working together - Collaborations and Mergers

The Risks and Rewards of Working Together

Charity legal update 2011

Minimising Tax and VAT

Making The Most From Your Cash Deposits

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Charities and Not for Profit

  • Charities
  • We currently act for over 130 registered charities from Lancashire and Cumbria.
  • Education
  • The charities and not for profit team advise a number of academy schools, independent schools and FE colleges.
  • Hospices
  • Moore and Smalley look after many hospices and healthcare providers, social care providers and social enterprises.


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