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…Interest Companies Community interest companies (CICs) are a relatively new legal structure that straddles the traditional boundaries between charities and businesses, specifically designed to make it easier to run a…

…Commission, but they’re not required to register with the Commission or to submit annual returns to it provided their income is below £100,000 a year. The main types are churches…

…to run public services and will normally have to compete with other charities and with private businesses, often big outsourcing companies, to win it. Charities do this because they think…

…with the Charity Commission and the Information Commissioner’s Office to ensure that any further concerns about how the charity has operated or has used data are also addressed. From July…

…do? Some need professional expertise, such as in finance, fundraising or IT, but you don’t need to be a specialist to be valuable. Fresh perspective, commitment and some common sense…

…or the Care Quality Commission if they run care services. Charities have to follow the same regulation that any other organisation would do, as well as complying with charity law….

…Pay and conditions Benchmarking data shows that pay at more junior levels is similar to the public or private sectors, but that more senior staff in charities earn less than…