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Charity Commission Warns on Key Risks for Charities

A new “Charity Sector Risk Assessment” recently published by the Charity Commission identifies some of the serious risks charities in England and Wales are facing. The report draws on data from annual returns, serious incident reports and casework. It notes several pressures that are making it harder for many charities.

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Succession Planning

Uncertainty breeds instability. That is as true when it comes to the leadership of your organisation as it is with broader economic or regulatory challenges. Ensuring that the handover of key roles happens quickly and smoothly and that the right people are promoted to leadership positions, is a key business

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hmrc claim for overpayment

Big brother is watching you

HMRC’s Connect system has become one of the most powerful tools in the fight against tax evasion and error. By drawing information from banks, the Land Registry, online platforms, overseas disclosures and even lifestyle data, it allows HMRC to spot inconsistencies that would once have gone unnoticed. In the past

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UHY Prosper magazine issue 10

The tenth edition of Prosper explores how businesses can adapt, innovate and thrive as 2025 draws to a close. Inside, our experts share insights on the economic and social trends shaping the business landscape, from the continuing “silent squeeze” of frozen tax thresholds and allowances, to a decade of Making

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Will Google Advertising Survive?

Like many others I’ve certainly seen evidence that Google advertising results are on the decline. Many users now are turning away from Google and using AI models for searches. Add to that the fact that AI now answers questions rather than just provides links to websites, and you begin to

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Acoountants view on the budget

UK Autumn Budget: what the financial press expects

Over the past few months the UK financial press has been busy predicting what may appear in the Autumn Budget. While nothing is confirmed until the Chancellor stands up at the despatch box, the direction of travel being trailed would point to targeted revenue-raisers rather than broad-brush cuts. Below I’ve

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pension and tax planning

State Pension Set for Rise – But More Retirees May Face Tax

From April, people drawing the state pension may see an increase of more than £500 a year, thanks to the government’s triple lock guarantee. The policy means the pension rises each year by whichever is higher: 2.5%, inflation, or average wage growth. The latest figures from the Office for National

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