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• Government to revamp rules governing tax relief on charitable donations (09/02/2012) The government has announced it is intending to revamp the current scheme governing tax relief on charitable donations.
• Boardmatch welcomes three new board members (09/02/2012) Boardmatch is thrilled to announce the recruitment of three new board members to the board.
• Charities should promote long term investment to funders, says chair of the Charity Commission (27/01/2012) The Chair of the Charity Commission for England and Wales has said that marketing messages that “trumpet low or minimal overheads” can be “counter-productive.”
• National Federations of Ireland event is coming up! (25/01/2012) Boardmatch, in association with Irish Public Bodies will be hosting its annual National Federations of Ireland event on the 15th of February in the Royal College of Surgeons of Ireland (RCSI)...
• Charity Commission for England & Wales releases new regulatory framework (18/01/2012) The Commission’s new ‘Risk Framework’ released two days a go, outlines a new regulatory framework for how and on what terms, the regulator will engage with charities on a range of issues.
• New Boardmatch Annual Report is Available Online (18/01/2012) Boardmatch is thrilled to announce that it's newly completed annual report is now available to view online.
• Free introductory subscription to Governance magazine! Boardmatch has teamed up with Civil Society’s Governance Magazine to offer our users a free introductory subscription!
• NI credit unions face regulatory changes (13/12/2011) Credit Unions in the North are facing a regulatory change-over from March 2012.
• Minister Shatter says full implementation of Charities Act will not happen soon (14/11/2011) Minister for Justice, Alan Shatter has stated that full implementation of the Charities Act 2009 is not currently feasible due to lack of available resources.
• Irish Motor Neurone Disease Association are recruiting! The Irish Motor Neurone Disease Association are currently recruiting for a national manager.