Charities and non-profit organisations are two distinct types of entities. Although all charities are non-profit organisations, not all non-profit organizations are charities. Examples of non-profit organizations include clubs, associations, professional and trade bodies, mutual societies, friendly societies, motoring organisations, the Co-operative movement, trades unions, political parties, and lobby groups. These organisations do not typically have a charitable purpose and exist to benefit their members rather than the wider community. Additionally, organisations with political aims and objectives are not considered charities.

Charities, on the other hand, exist to support the broader community, and their activities must be for public benefit. While charities may have a membership structure and provide some benefits to their members, the organisation’s primary focus is to work towards its charitable objectives. Charities rely on the goodwill of the public to support their activities and may generate income through donations, grants, and other sources of funding.

At our company, we offer comprehensive accountancy packages for non-profit organisations, including registration with Companies House and HMRC. Our packages are designed to meet the unique needs of non-profit organizations and provide support to help them operate effectively and efficiently.

Our non-profit accountancy packages start at just £60 per month and include a range of services, such as bookkeeping, financial reporting, tax preparation, and payroll services. Our team of experts has years of experience working with non-profit organisations, and we understand the challenges and complexities that come with running a non-profit.

By choosing our non-profit accountancy packages, our clients can rest assured that their organisation’s finances are in good hands, and they can focus on achieving their charitable objectives. We are committed to providing affordable and comprehensive accountancy services that meet the specific needs of non-profit organisations.