Charity laws ‘inefficient and unduly complex’
Technicalities causing a drag on the smooth operation of charities ‘like barnacles on a boat’
Technicalities causing a drag on the smooth operation of charities ‘like barnacles on a boat’
Children’s Investment Fund Foundation (UK) v Attorney General and others [2017] EWHC 1379 (Ch)
Sarah Clune looks at what is on the horizon for charities, including preparation for the new GDPR and changes to Charity Commission guidance
Following the recent Ilott decision, Lucy Gill discusses the duty of trustees to ensure that any funds due to a charity are collected
Darren Hooker considers the options available to charities hoping to change their legal structure, and the advantages and disadvantages of each
Charities must ensure they handle supporters’ personal data correctly, or risk financial penalties and the loss of public trust, writes Bethan Walsh
While it is hoped that the new Fundraising Regulator will make a difference for charities and donors, there is still room for improvement, explains Andrew Mackie
Solicitors should encourage clients to take advantage of the underused, invaluable tax relief available when leaving money to charity, advises John Bunker
Criticism of charities’ right to prosecute alleged offenders is short-sighted and ignores the nature of justice, writes Melinka Berridge
Should the benefit to taxpayers be taken into account when examining claims under the Inheritance Act, asks Jean-Yves Gilg