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Three charities have common trustees and currently produce
separate accounts. Can the charity somehow put these
together as a single set of accounts?
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Possibly. The Charity Commission may be able to issue a
Uniting Direction (contact Charity Support). This direction
will allow one set of accounts to be prepared. For full
details contact CS or Operational Guidance on the internet.
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