FRS 102 and New Charity SORP

24 March 2026

9.30am-11am (1 hour presentation + 30 mins live Q&A)

Online, Zoom

We are pleased to invite you to our upcoming one‑hour webinar designed specifically for charity trustees who want a clear, accessible understanding of the key changes arising from the updated FRS 102 and the new Charity SORP.

With significant changes ahead for the charity sector, this session will help you understand the areas most likely to affect your organisation and support you in planning for a smooth transition. While we will also be running a series of deeper‑dive technical webinars for finance teams and trustees with financial oversight responsibilities, this introductory session provides the essential overview most trustees will need.

Agenda

1. Context & Changes to FRS 102

Presented by Molly Irons and Tom Atkinson
An overview of why the standard has changed, what has driven the updates and the key implications for the charity sector.

2. Tiers and Wider Implications
Presented by Liam Crowe
A practical look at the revised tiers and what they mean for charities of different sizes, including reporting impacts and governance considerations.

3. Trustees’ Annual Report
Presented by Tom Bell
A walkthrough of what’s new, what’s changing, and what trustees should start thinking about now.

4. Practical Steps for Trustees
Presented by the team
Action points to help you prepare for the changes, from planning and timelines to conversations you may want to have with your senior leadership and finance teams.

5. Live Q&A Session
Your opportunity to ask questions directly to our charity accounting specialists.

Who Should Attend?

• Charity trustees
• Board chairs
• Trustees with governance, oversight, or a general interest in understanding the impact of FRS 102
• Trustees who want a clear, non‑technical introduction

Why Attend?

This session will help you:

• Understand the headline changes without technical jargon
• Prepare for strategic decision‑making during the transition
• Identify what your charity may need to prioritise
• Gain some knowledge ahead of the upcoming deeper‑dive webinars

To book

Click here to register your place. The webinar will be recorded for those sign up but cannot attend.