CHARITIES FAIL TO COMPLY WITH PUBLIC BENEFIT REPORTING REQUIREMENTS

摘要

The quality of charity accounts is still failing to meet the standards expected by the regulator, with smaller charities performing worst when it comes to compliance with public benefits reporting requirements while only 35% comply fully with the rules set by the Charity Commission, which demand transparency about charitable activities, fundraising and expenditure. The report published by the Charity Commission suggests that most charities are failing to fully meet the public benefit reporting requirement.