UHY Ross Brooke Chartered Accountants
Keeping up with tax and regulatory change is no small task. The June 2026 edition of ‘In the know: tax’ brings together the key developments businesses and individuals need to be aware of right now, clearly explained and with practical guidance on next steps. This edition covers a wide range
Our tenth consecutive Charity and NFP Sector Outlook provides a practical and forward-looking guide to the issues that matter most to charities right now written by our team of charity experts. The 2026/27 charity and not-for-profit sector outlook arrives at a pivotal moment. The finalisation of the new Charities SORP
Going concern is one of the most pressing governance challenges facing charities today, with rising costs, volatile donations and uncertain grant funding. What do trustees need to know? By Caroline Webster For many charities, going concern is an ongoing governance issue. Costs continue to rise, donations remain volatile and grant
The Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) has published final guidance on the new ‘charitable purposes soft opt-in’ provision introduced by the Data (Use and Access) Act 2025. The provision means that charities can send direct marketing by electronic mail, including emails, texts and direct messages on social media, to people who
To help trustees, finance teams and charity leaders prepare for SORP 2026, UHY is running a five‑part webinar series providing clear, practical guidance on the key changes to charities accounting and reporting and what they mean in practice. The webinars 1. Helping you prosper – what the new SORP means
The Academies Accounts Direction (AAD) 2025 to 26, issued by the Department for Education, outlines the financial reporting and disclosure requirements for academy trusts with year ends on 31 August 2026. While some updates may seem minor, several changes will affect how academy trusts prepare their statutory accounts and supporting
AI offers charities and NFPs the opportunity to improve efficiency, boost fundraising and maximise impact without the need for large budgets or technical expertise. Modern finance systems increasingly include built‑in AI tools and many third-party applications are freely available. By Caroline Webster So how can charities use AI in the
Charity financial reporting is going through a notable shift, and we think finance and trustee teams across the sector will benefit from the clear explanation in Zaynab Aswat’s latest blog. In her piece on the UHY UK website, Zaynab walks through a new three-tier reporting framework being introduced under SORP
This February, we delve into a range of developments that may affect you and your organisation, including tax refunds owed by HMRC, inheritance tax reliefs, updates on Making Tax Digital and VAT compliance. In the February 2026 issue of our In the know: tax, we look at a range of developments
If your charity is preparing for the significant reporting changes on the horizon, there’s a useful six-step action plan outlined by our colleague Zaynab Aswat on the UHY UK website we think is worth attention. Her guide breaks down how trustees and finance teams can get ready for the SORP