Navigating SORP 2026: Essential Online Sessions for Charities
In November, we explored the theory behind the upcoming SORP 2026 changes, outlining the key principles and what they mean for your organisation. Now, it’s time to put that knowledge into practice.
Our upcoming two-part webinar series will focus on practical worked examples of the changes to revenue recognition and lease accounting, helping you move confidently from understanding the rules to applying them in real-world scenarios.
We are pleased to invite you to these one-hour sessions designed specifically for charities preparing for the implementation of the new Charities SORP 2026, applicable for accounting periods commencing 1 January 2026. These sessions provide a clear, structured walkthrough of the key changes and practical implications.
About the Series
Each webinar follows a practical learning pathway to help you confidently transition from the current SORP requirements to the new framework:
Understanding the New Requirements
A clear explanation of the updated SORP provisions, including relevant modules and underlying FRS 102 requirements.Comparison with Current Practice
How the new rules differ from existing guidance and what this means operationally for finance teams.Step-by-Step Implementation Guidance
Practical advice on revising accounting policies, updating financial systems, and adjusting processes for recognition, measurement, and disclosure.Transitioning to Your First Accounting Period
How to prepare for opening balance sheet adjustments and comparative restatements.Worked Examples and Real-Life Scenarios
Each session concludes with detailed examples that demonstrate the full journey from current practice to the new requirements—giving you confidence to apply SORP in practice.
Who Should Attend?
This series is ideal for charity finance leaders, trustees with financial oversight responsibilities, and financial controllers, as well as anyone involved in SORP-compliant reporting or preparing statutory accounts.
What You Will Gain
By attending, you will gain a clear understanding of the new SORP 2026 requirements, confidence in transitioning from current standards, and practical tools and examples you can apply immediately. You’ll also gain insights into potential impacts on systems, data, disclosures, and governance ensuring your organisation is ready for its first accounting period under SORP 2026.
Speakers/Participants
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Partner
Stuart McKay PartnerStuart specialises in advising charities and not-for-profits on technical accounting and compliance matters, with extensive experience navigating sector-specific regulations.
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Joseph Sale Audit and Accounts Senior Manager
Joseph joined MHA in 2016 after graduating from Queen Mary, University of London, with a BSc in Geography and Economics.
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Joanne Manorajah Audit Senior Manager
