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Published 16 March 2020 From: Charities that need an extension to their annual return deadline due to the coronavirus pandemic should contact the Charity Commission, the regulator has said.
‘Charities can feel confident that we will, where possible, act in a pragmatic way by taking account of the wider public interest during this unprecedented period.’ As an immediate step, charities that are due to submit an annual return imminently, but feel unable to do so, are asked to call the Commission to request a filing extension. As an immediate step, charities that are due to submit an annual return imminently, but feel unable to do so, are being advised to contact the Charity Commission to request a filing extension.
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"We have been discussing the impact of the current situation with government and the sector and will continue to do so over the coming days.