Trusted experts in charity and not-for-profit accounting

Kreston Reeves is committed to the charity and not-for-profit sector, recognising the important part it plays in today’s society and we are here to help support and develop it. Our wealth of experience in nonprofit accounting services has enabled us to meet the sector’s demand for specialist expertise for over 700 clients.

The sector continues to fight rising costs, funding shortages, more regulation and compliance and adverse publicity, at a time when their services are of great need. We know the current key phrases are “value for money” and “impact”. During this time of uncertainty more support is required from professional charity accountants.

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Accountants and auditors for the charity and not for profit sector

We are a proactive firm of not-for-profit accountants and auditors with many years’ experience of advising charitable organisations. Kreston Reeves invests in developing our expertise and a number of the team volunteer for various charities, giving them a deeper insight into the sector.

Our long-term commitment to the charity and not for profit sector has enabled us to offer training seminars for charity trustees, and provide specialist publications to help you keep up to date with everything from the Charities Act to VAT developments affecting the sector. Areas we have covered include: Statement of Recommended Practice (SORP); public benefit; fraud; trustee responsibilities; redundancy; mergers; fund accounting; generating income – trading, property, VAT updates; employment updates- including volunteers and risk management.

We currently enjoy providing accounting services to over 700 charities and not for profit clients, including Community Interest Companies (CIC). They operate in areas including: education; care for the elderly and disabled; health and wellbeing; religion; arts, culture and heritage; Social housing; sports and the military.



The specialist charity audit and accountancy services we offer

  • Auditing the charity’s accounts and providing added value
  • Advising on governance and best practice
  • Advising on mergers, joint ventures and partnering structures
  • Advising on tax efficient fundraising and trading issues
  • VAT advice and gift aid
  • Strategic planning
  • Preparing and independently examining the charity’s accounts to ensure that they comply with best practice (SORP)
  • Advising on how best to keep the accounting records of the charity and develop financial policies
  • Secretarial duties and meeting filing requirements of the Charity Commission and Companies House (if appropriate)

Learn more about the changes of income reporting under SORP 2026

How our specialist accounting services support your charity

Working with our charity accountants team gives you access to expert financial guidance tailored specifically to the not-for-profit sector. We help you stay compliant, manage risk and make informed decisions, allowing you to free up your time and resources to focus on your mission. From navigating complex regulatory requirements to improving financial transparency for trustees and funders, our support goes beyond day-to-day accounting.

SORP 2026: Changes to revenue recognition

As a result of SORP 2026 being introduced for period commending on or after 1 January 2026, many of our clients have been seeking further advice and guidance, which is a great example of how our charity accountants team can help you. We’ve put together a short guide which is designed to provide a high level overview of some of the key areas of the financial statements that are impacted by SORP 2026.

Discover the changes of SORP 2026 for charities and lease accounting

SORP 2026: Changes to lease accounting

Changes to lease accounting is another consideration as a result of Charities SORP 2026 being introduced, for periods commencing on or after 1 January 2026. Watch our short video to get a high level overview of some of the key areas of the financial statements that are impacted by SORP 2026.

Charity SORP 2026 accounting update webinar

We hosted a focused session chaired by charity partner Lucy Hammond with expert insights from Coral Curtis and Kimberley Foulkes. This webinar guides charities through the key changes to the Charities SORP (2026), including new accounting tiers, updated disclosure requirements, and the practical implications for reporting periods beginning on or after 1 January 2026. Designed for trustees, finance professionals and charity leaders, the session will help your organisation understand what has changed, what it means in practice, and how to prepare for the updated reporting framework.

Watch our SORP 2026 webinar on demand

Testimonials from our charities and not for profit clients

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Our purpose, our passion

To guide our clients, colleagues and communities to a brighter future.

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