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    • Annual income over £500,000 and up to £1,000,000
    • Annual income over £1 million
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Home >  Charity requirements & guidance > What information must trustees send? > Annual income over £10,000 and up to £25,000

Annual income over £10,000 and up to £25,000

If your charity has an annual income of more than £10,000 but less than £25,000, you need to complete the annual return form every year. This updates the information made publicly available through the register of charities, including:

  • contact and trustee details
  • income and expenditure
  • area of operation

It also updates information which is not made public, eg trustee addresses.

How to complete the annual return

Completing the form online usually takes less than 10 minutes. If this is the first time you've been asked to complete your charity's annual return, click on the tutorial below to see what’s involved. Tip: once the video starts to play, click on the 'TV' icon in the bottom right-hand corner to display it in full-screen mode. 

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Once you're ready to start, click on the 'Login' button below to log in and complete the form.

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Guidance notes for completing AR2012 and AR2013 are contained within the online forms and separate guidance is available for earlier years. See:

Annual return forms and guidance

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