Charities Law

Master the complexities of charity law with Datalaw’s carefully curated charity law courses, designed to equip legal professionals with the knowledge needed to navigate this specialised field. Charities law intersects with a range of legal areas, presenting unique challenges such as balancing public benefit with private gains, and handling charitable vehicles and trading, one of the most debated tax issues for charity practitioners.

Datalaw’s charity law courses cater to practitioners at all levels, offering in-depth coverage of key issues in the field. Our courses are ideal for those looking to enhance their expertise while staying up to date with the latest developments.

For those seeking convenience, Datalaw’s online charities law training provides the flexibility to learn at your own pace. With regularly updated content and an easy-to-use platform, you can efficiently meet your legal CPD requirements while advancing your knowledge in this important area of law.

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Charities Update

During this bite-size session, lecturer Richard Quenby will provide viewers with a round-up of recent developments in charity including: · The publishment of the Institute of Fundraising (IoF)’s ‘Connecting People to ... See More

Richard Quenby

with Richard Quenby

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When and How to Register a Charity

Charities exist to benefit the public and in return qualify for certain tax exemptions and reliefs on income and gains. Currently there are 180,000 charities registered in England and Wales and the prospect of setting up a charity or converting ... See More

Richard Quenby

with Richard Quenby

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Which Charitable Vehicle to Use

Many smaller charities are fairly informal, but if they start trading or entering into contracts, or seeking public donations, then any number of potential liabilities can arise. Charity trustees also need to avoid personal liability so it is imp ... See More

Richard Quenby

with Richard Quenby

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Trading and Gift Aid

Trading is probably one of the most contentious tax issues that charities have to grapple with, and it is not simply an issue with tax implications, because the Charity Commission regards it as one of the main problem areas that they encounter in ... See More

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Charities Understanding the Public Benefit Requirement

Charities attract significant tax advantages and reliefs. But a significant element of private benefit will negate the public character of any fund or organisation so that it cannot be recognised as a charity. Historic presumptions of public bene ... See More

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with Richard Quenby

5

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Charities Update

with Richard Quenby

During this bite-size session, lecturer Richard Quenby will provide viewers with a round-up of recent developments in charity including: · The publishment of the Institute of Fundraising (IoF)’s ‘Connecting People to Causes: A Practical Guide to Fundraising Research’, a practical guide intended to help fundraisers understand the lawful bases for processing data, and ensure fundraisers treat people fairly and lawfully when they conduct major donor fundraising and prospect research work.· The r ... See more

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Charities Understanding the Public Benefit Requirement

with Richard Quenby

Charities attract significant tax advantages and reliefs. But a significant element of private benefit will negate the public character of any fund or organisation so that it cannot be recognised as a charity. Historic presumptions of public benefit in relation to religion, education and relief of poverty have been abolished, which means that funds and organisations, plus those making wills or creating settlements, need to be aware of the new statutory requirement for public benefit. During this webinar Richard Quenby will consider how the req ... See more

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Trading and Gift Aid

with Richard Quenby

Trading is probably one of the most contentious tax issues that charities have to grapple with, and it is not simply an issue with tax implications, because the Charity Commission regards it as one of the main problem areas that they encounter in their programme of monitoring the activities of charities. Many charities set up a non-charitable company through which to carry out trading activities (e.g. running lotteries, selling Christmas cards, organising auctions, fun-runs etc). A non-charitable company has to pay corporation tax on its profi ... See more

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Which Charitable Vehicle to Use

with Richard Quenby

Many smaller charities are fairly informal, but if they start trading or entering into contracts, or seeking public donations, then any number of potential liabilities can arise. Charity trustees also need to avoid personal liability so it is imperative that they choose the right sort of vehicle. This course will provide a straightforward analysis of which charitable vehicle is best and will examine the advantages and disadvantages of the following charity vehicles: Trust Unincorporated association Limited company CIO Experienced lectu ... See more

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When and How to Register a Charity

with Richard Quenby

Charities exist to benefit the public and in return qualify for certain tax exemptions and reliefs on income and gains. Currently there are 180,000 charities registered in England and Wales and the prospect of setting up a charity or converting existing bodies into charities does have it’s appeal, however once registered there is no turning back. Once granted you cannot undo charitable status and there are on-going responsibilities to consider when advising clients regarding this process. During this webinar, Richard Quenby will examine ... See more

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