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CIC is not the appropriate vehicle for a fund-raising intermediary. CICs are for businesses that typically sell something or provide a service for social good but are not for profit; a community cafe or arts centre, or an IT skills training centre for unemployed people. it costs £65 to set up a CIC, the scrutiny is less than for a full charity, and the administrative burden is pretty low if you don’t file accounts. It’s hard to prove a negative, but if you were trying to build a credible, positive case for giving money to street collectors for CityHive CIC, that might be a little harder still… tho thank you, Zahid for joining the Forum to give it a go. -
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Umm think this was covered in the previous post?? -
By Dogkennelhillbilly · Posted
If you're a fundraising intermediary, reporting promptly and accurately on how you've raised and spent funds seems quite important.
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