Helping you prosper
What we covered
This short, practical webinar focused on how the updated related party requirements will apply in practice and what charities should be doing now to prepare.
Led by Zaynab Aswat, Manager in our London office, the session explored:
- Who qualifies as a related party under SORP 2026
- What needs to be disclosed, including the removal of intragroup exemptions
- How to identify and report balances and commitments at the reporting date
- How the rules apply in practice, including group structures and comparatives
- Key audit focus areas and common pitfalls
- Practical steps to strengthen processes and reduce risk
Throughout the session, the focus was on making the requirements clear and workable, helping finance teams and trustees understand what good looks like in practice.
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Key takeaway
Related party disclosures are no longer just a technical note. They are a key governance area, and getting them right will rely on stronger processes, better communication across the organisation and early planning ahead of year end.
Next steps
This webinar forms part of our Helping you prosper: the SORP 2026 webinar series, designed to help trustees, finance teams and charity leaders prepare for one of the most significant updates to charity reporting in recent years.
Across the series, we cover the main areas of change under SORP 2026, including Trustees’ Annual Report requirements, income recognition, lease accounting and related party disclosures, followed by a panel session bringing these themes together.
Each session is focused on what is changing, why it matters and what charities should be doing now to prepare for the 2026 reporting cycle.
Watch the webinar series here: https://www.uhy-uk.com/insights/helping-you-prosper-sorp-2026-webinar-series
