The Regulator for Charities in England and Wales
Assistance for charities in meeting their statutory duty to submit timely accounts and annual returns and information on our responsibility by law for investigating and checking abuses involving charities
An overview of the reporting responsibilities for charities.
Guidance for charities on the benefits of filing timely accounts and reports.
Assistance with completing your Annual Return.
Information for charities on preparing reports and accounts. Includes information on SORP 2005 (for accounting years beginning on or after 1st April 2005) and on SORP 2000 for earlier years.
The SIR needs to be completed by all Charities with an annual income of £1million plus.
Guidance on the SORP risk management statement.
All charity trustees should report serious incidents to the Commission as soon as they are aware of them. Find out how….
We have finalised our risk and proportionality framework and produced a summary of public responses to the draft framework along with our feedback.
The Charity Commission's counter-terrorism strategy and summary of public responses to the draft strategy with commentary.
Guidance for auditors and independent examiners who identify matters of material significance and who have a statutory duty to make a report to the Charity Commission.
Search for Charities within your area which are in default.
On investigation work.
Details on inquiries and regulatory case reports carried out by the division.
This guidance sets out what a charity should do if it gets into a dispute.
On the work of our Investigations division.
The Charity Commission publishes figures on the costs of receivers and managers.