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With the Charity SORP 2026 just around the corner, charities must begin preparing now—not just for compliance, but to turn new requirements into a strategic advantage.

From January 2026, the new Charity SORP brings volunteer reporting into sharper focus than ever before.

This SORP invites charities to not only meet new standards—but to elevate how they communicate value, purpose, and impact. At Aedon.Accounting, we’re here to support that shift.

The event floor was buzzing with the usual stands and a sea of people - and the AI theme was what captivated us all.

Clients know when you’re more focused on billables than on what really matters to them. So, what can you do to earn that coveted status?

Traditional accounting software was built to support statutory reporting and compliance—not real-world management. That’s fine for ticking boxes, but it’s not enough for managing modern organisations.

If you’re attending, we’d love to meet you. Whether you’re a charity leader, professional services director, or finance pro exploring what’s next—come say hello.

A new Statement of Recommended Practice (SORP) is coming. In fact, it becomes mandatory for financial statements from 1st January 2026. That’s just around the corner

You cannot deliver consistently high-quality services with disengaged or unhappy staff. Aedon.Accounting's CEO Paul Foden explains how to manage PSAs effectively.