Skip to main content

Sector IV

Not-for-Profit Organisations

Reporting written for trustees, funders and the public at once.

Why it differs

Not-for-profit reporting answers to more readers than a company's does. Restricted and unrestricted funds must be visibly separate, grant conditions traceable, and the whole readable by a volunteer trustee board as well as a professional funder.

Recurring considerations

  • 01Restricted and unrestricted fund accounting
  • 02Grant conditions, tracking and reporting to funders
  • 03Reserves policy and its presentation
  • 04Trustee-facing reporting and financial governance

Services most often engaged