Church Treasurer's Handbook by Robert Leach

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Summary

Every local church (approx 40,000 in the UK) has a treasurer and not all have financial training or experience. Recent legislation has made the management of charitable accounts more rigorous and demanding. This book is clear and user friendly throughout - assumes no specialist knowledge. Will be suitable for Church treasurers in all denominations.

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Church Treasurer's Handbook by Robert Leach

This is a comprehensive guide to every aspect of the duties and responsibilities of church treasurers - a voluntary task that needs to be undertaken with a high level of professionalism due to rules and regulations imposed by the Charity Commissioners. This includes instruction and guidelines on good practice in relation to every part of a treasurer's duties: record-keeping, banking, budgeting, audit, stewardship, fundraising, trusts, contracts, payroll, tax and more. Throughout there are explanations, diagrams, Tips for Treasurers and other features that make this a user-friendly guide. A glossary of terms is included, plus notes on Scottish and Irish charity law.
ROBERT LEACH is Chairman of the Church of England Newspaper. He is an accountant, financial author, a member of General Synod and is also a church organist. His has published numerous professional and personal financial guides with Sweet & Maxwell, Longmans, Kogan Page, Prentice Hall and other publishers. He lives in Epsom, Surrey.
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ISBN 13 9781853116469
ISBN 10 1853116467
Title Church Treasurer's Handbook
Author Robert Leach
Condition Unavailable
Binding Type Paperback
Publisher Canterbury Press Norwich
Year published 2005-09-27
Number of pages 192
Cover note Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary.