It is well known that getting a charity registered with the Charity Commission for England and Wales can be a long and complicated process, this is why so many turn to organisations like us for assistance with the process. There a few types of charity structure to choose from, see below for more information. One of our expert consultants will be able to explain the different types and suggest what may be most suitable for your project.
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A recently introduced type of charity that is aimed towards smaller charities that want a corporate structure. In a Foundation CIO, the only voting members are the trustees and your accounts and annual return need to be filed only with the Charity Commission. Generally the most popular structure chosen by our clients.
Similar to the Foundation CIO but the Association CIO has a wider membership meaning that the Charity has voting members other than just the trustees.
These are companies limited by guarantee, meaning that any profits cannot be distributed to its members/trustees. All assets must be used only to further the Charity's objects. Must file accounts and annual return to both Companies House and the Charity Commission. An older structure which has recently been replaced by the CIO structure.
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