CHARITY INVESTIGATED FOR REPEAT ACCOUNT DEFAULTS

摘要

The Charity Commission has opened a statutory inquiry into a London-based charity called the Bfon Trust for repeatedly defaulting on submission of its annual accounts. The charity was set up to relieve poverty and sickness among people of the Jewish faith and until recently, it was part of the Charity Commission's class inquiry into charities that have defaulted on two or more occasions on their legal obligations to submit annual accounting information to the regulator. Bfon was dropped from this investigation last June 2014 as the charity submitted the outstanding accounts from the financial years ending 31 March 2012 and 2013.