Membership Organisations often offer a package of a variety of benefits to their members in return for a subscription. These benefits can range from a […]
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At Burgis & Bullock we understand Charities and the Not For Profit sector We audit a number of local (and not so local) charities and NFP
At Burgis & Bullock we understand Charities and the Not For Profit sector We audit a number of local (and not so local) charities
Free Training for Charities & Not For Profit Organisations Read More »
We held our 13th Charity Quiz on 2nd November at the Ricoh Arena The Annual Burgis & Bullock Charity was a very successful evening with
Quiz boosts charity funds Read More »
A European VAT decision concerning the VAT treatment of charges made by the college for meals prepared by students as part of their catering studies
Opportunity for private schools and other educational establishments to claim back VAT ! Read More »
A journey through Time and Space! The reissue of VAT Notice 701/58 “Charity advertising and goods connected with collecting donations is a welcome reminder of
Charity Advertising-VAT relief Read More »
Level playing field… Charities and Not for Profit businesses providing care and welfare services are increasingly being depended upon to take up the role previously
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CHARITIES have been denied millions of pounds because donors wrote personal messages on fundraising website JustGiving, according to a recent article in The Times. Officials
Charities denied millions from on-line donations by HMRC Read More »
For most not for profit entities, VAT is an added cost that needs be considered in respect of any spend plans, particularly when the spending
VAT opportunities for not-for-profit businesses Read More »
Earlier this month the Charity Commission released a report into one of our much loved local charities. They were responding to three allegations of a
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making tax digital for income tax From April 2026, HMRC will require many sole traders and landlords to submit income tax updates digitally, every quarter.
At our free briefing, our team will break down the rules, timelines, and tools in a way that’s easy to understand – no jargon, just practical guidance. Bring your concerns and get them addressed by experienced tax professionals who understand your business.
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