Registered charity is an organization established and operated for charitable purposes, and must devote its resources to charitable activities. The charitable organizations that have an income of more than £5,000, and for whom the law of England and Wales applies, must register with the Charity Commission for England and Wales, unless they are an “exempt” or “excepted” charity.

• Charities registration is must because States require registration in order to disclose pertinent information regarding a charitable organization so its citizens are protected and properly informed.
• The purpose of registered charities is to operate exclusively for charitable purposes
  • Relief of poverty
  • Advancement of education
  • Advancement of religion
  • Purposes beneficial to the community
• Charitable organizations must register themselves with the charity commission of England and Wales to serve for charity purpose.
• Registered charities must have charitable registration number approved by charity commission of England and Wales to operate.
• A registered charity cannot use its income for personal benefit provided to its members.
• Registered charities are exempted from paying income tax.
• Setting up a registered charity in the UK can appear to be an overwhelming task.
• Charities in the UK are some of the most heavily regulated in the world.
• There are benefits to being a registered charity:  you will receive an official charity number and be listed in the Charity Commissions public register of charities. This can help with fundraising – the charity number adds authority to your cause and some funders will only speak with registered charities.
• Being a registered charity comes with some annual reporting requirements to the Charity Commission, exactly what is involved depends on income.
• At the lowest level (£5K-10K) it is just submitting income and expenditure figures and keeping trustee details up to date but If your income is over £25,000 you will have to submit accounts
• We at Imperial Advisory, assist our clients wishing charities registration in England and Wales (with the Charity Commission).
• Our Charities Registration Service is designed to make the process of registering as a charity as simple as possible:
  • It will be the quickest and easiest way to register as a charity.
  • We will take most of the work and all worry, away from you
• We have successfully set up many organizations and then registered as a charity.
• We can advise you on the most appropriate type of legal entity which you require to set up a charity. There are 4 options and you have to choose one to set up:-
  • A trust.
  • An unincorporated body (association).
  • A company limited by guarantee.

A charitable incorporated association