Charity reporting: rule changes on reporting material significance

Joanna Pittman, partner at  Sayer Vincent, reviews compliance issues under new charity reporting regulations concerning matters of material significance, which are effective 1 May 2017 regardless of the accounting period being reported on

The three UK regulators of charities, the Charity Commission for England and Wales, the Office of the Scottish Charity Regulator and the Charity Commission for Northern Ireland, have released a new guide for auditors and independent examiners to outline and explain reportable matters. The new regulations will impact auditors and independent examiners of charities with a duty to report matters of material significant to the regulator.

The regulations apply from 1 May 2017, regardless of the accounting period being reported on. Any audit work undertaken from 1 May 2017 and any audit reports signed off from 1 May 2017 will fall under the regulations.

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