Charity & CIC accountants in Leytonstone
Charitable trust – CIC – CIO – Not for profit
Accounts & reports
Independent examination report
Advisory & returns
Deadline management & reminders
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Accounting for Charities & CIC
is specialism not mastered and known by all accounting firms.
Our qualified staff has years of experience in providing accounting services to charities, CIC and not for profits in Leytonstone London.
There is no need to stress over scary deadlines & letters. We are charity & CIC accountants and we will get this sorted for you.
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Type of charities
Getting an accountant for a charity is a very important decision and sometimes finding a right accountant can be a challenge.
We are experts in preparing accounts, reports and returns for charities, charitable trusts, CIO’s, CIC and community clubs.
We are regulated by worlds largest Chartered accounting bodies, ICAEW & ACCA. So you can have full confidence in our services and that your confidential information and data is secure.
We have robust system to keep you aware of your submission deadlines to keep you reminded to fulfil your legal obligations.
“Customise your services” with us to choose the relevant service you need and get a tailored quote
Qualified expert accountants
In practice for over a decade
Deadline management
Regular reminders
Effective advice
Cost effective price plans
You need to Submit the following
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Charitable trust
Registered with charities commission
Submits accounts & reports
Must submit trustee’s report
Established for charitable purposes
Must have a governing document
Customise your servicesCharitable incorporated organisation CIO
Registered with Charities Commission
It’s not a company
Must have a constitution
Limited or no liability
Customise your servicesCommunity interest company CIC
It’s a company for the benefit of community
Registered with Companies house
Limited Liability
Has a statutory asset lock
Must submit accounts & report
Customise your services
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Unincorporated charities
Ideal for small charities
ideal for volunteers
Can’t employ staff or own assets
Must submit accounts
Customise your services
How do I get started with you?
- Obtain a personalised quote by clicking “get quote”.
- Signup online with the relevant price plans or leave your details for us to get in touch.
- Our system will be configured to manage key dates and service deadlines.
- We’ll will handle information requests to your previous accountant, saving you hassle to searching and providing it to us.
- We’ll gather further information to submit your accounts & tax returns as and when due.
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Community interest company (CIC)
CIC is regulated and is used to service interest and benefits of community. It can benefit from fundings and support. It is rather flexible compared to charities for some purposes.
It can be established as a company and has special rules and has asset lock on its assets. It submits its accounts,
Depending on size, it must prepare its accounts, reports and is required to pay tax. Must register for VAT if the threshold of £85K is meet. Where it employs staff it should deduct and pay NIC and income tax.
It also needs to submit CIC report and must comply with its community interest statement.
Directors must comply and submit relevant documents as and when due. The deadlines and compliance have penalties if late or inaccurate.
Get started with us to form a CIC or get accounting and tax services for existing CIC.
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Monthly or annual price plans?
How do the pricing work for monthly price plans?
- Total fee (annual fee) = Monthly fee x 12.
- Monthly fee spreads total fee over 12 months accounting period to spread cost over 12 months.
- Total fee must be paid in full when accounts are prepared and finalised.
Example 1 – accounting period just started.
Alex accounting period ends 31 March 2025. He joins the our monthly price plan and by 31 march 2025, he has paid 12 payment via monthly fee.
No outstanding amount will be payable as total fee was collected during 12 months ending 31 March 2025.
Example 2 – Joining in the middle of accounting the period.
In above example, if Alex joins the price plan in October 2024 (midway).
By the end of the accounting period 31 March 2025, Alex would have paid 6 monthly payments for his total fee. So the total fee minus the 6 monthly instalment would be due in April 2025.
Example 3: Account already due
In above example if Alex’s accounting period ended on 31 March 2024 and he wants to get his accounts done in June 2024; total fee will be payable for year ended 31 March 2024.
Alex could set up the price plan for next year ending 31 March 2025 via monthly price plan.
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