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I have been asked to sign off accounts for a charity with and income above GBP250,000 although the Ltd. Company threshold is GBP5.6million. Which rule overrides and can I sign off accounts of this size?

Answer
No, you cannot sign off these accounts. In the UK, the Charity Commission advice line also explains that for Charitable Companies there are two sets of requirements; those of Companies House and those of the Charities Commission.

For Members in Practice the Charity Commission’s rules apply as far as thresholds are concerned, and this would currently preclude the member from examining the accounts of a charitable company with this level of turnover.