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The insights and solutions you need to bring positive change
Not-for-profit (aka profit-for-purpose) organisations play a vital role in our communities. But with increasing demand and an unpredictable income, not-for-profits need to be more focused on their finances than their corporate counterparts – after all, every dollar counts, not just to the organisation, but to those who depend upon it.
On top of that, there are all the strict funding and financial transparency requirements from government bodies and stakeholders. It all adds up to extra pressure on charitable organisations to show where the money is going and the benefit it serves.
That’s where PKF’s deep expertise in NFP can take care of financial admin, while you take care of others.
Doing good for those who do good
Our not-for-profit specialists understand the challenges that NFP organisations, such as yours, face in pursuit of your purpose. Using our global resources and local expertise, we can take care of your finances and provide effective solutions, so you can focus on the heart of your business... to make a positive impact.
Our purpose is to assist you in achieving yours
Our comprehensive range of cost-effective services include:
- Strategy development, particularly around establishing and pursuing fundraising targets
- Audit and assurance services
- Taxation support
- Financial advice
- Day-to-day accounting services
- Establishment of financial systems
- Streamlined financial reporting
- Guidance on issues of governance and compliance
- Outsourced financial control and/or bookkeeping
- General business advice and business planning
- Remuneration planning.
Why choose PKF?
We are passionate about supporting our community, and particularly those in need of support.
We offer deep expertise within the not-for-profit sector, providing both strategic and practical support to foster organisational sustainability.
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