More Common Bookkeeping Mistakes
It is time to finalise the 30 June 2019 accounts for the auditor or the Board and the AGM. Over the last 10 years of working with not-for-profits of all...
It is time to finalise the 30 June 2019 accounts for the auditor or the Board and the AGM. Over the last 10 years of working with not-for-profits of all...
Two thirds (67%) of people in the UK think small charities have a positive impact on their local community according to CAF research released during this year’s Small Charity Week....
Instagram is the second most engaged with network after Facebook with one billion monthly active users and 25 million business profiles. There are 95 million posts per day and 500...
The Australian Charities and Not-for-Profits Commission (ACNC) has recently released the Australian Charities Report for 2017 and it has some really good insights based on the various sizes of charities....
Lloyds Bank Foundation in the UK published a report aimed at those working in small charities to help them maneuver through turbulent times. Facing Forward focuses on key changes which...
Over the last 10 years of working with not-for-profits of all sizes, Alliance service partner, Collins & Co, have found that there are certain common bookkeeping mistakes and misconceptions that...
New Philanthropy Capital (NPC), a UK-based non-profit consultant working to support other non-profits, published a short paper about the key challenges of being a trustee or board member of a...
The UK’s Institute of Fundraising released a report in 2017 called the ‘Small Charity Fundraising Support’ to examine if there were any specific needs of smaller charities and what they...
The Australian Charities and Not-for-Profit Commission (ACNC) published a report in 2015 The report profiles almost 19,000 of Australia’s smallest charities registered with the ACNC, each of which reported an...
Accounting firm KPMG estimated in 2018 that fraud in Australia costs Australian organisations approximately $482 million a year. 48% of the perpetrators that committed fraud were either management or staff....