The “Basics” course is designed to equip new and old treasurers with the core knowledge needed to carry out their role.
During the day we will look at the treasurer as trustee, bookkeeper, planner, tax optimiser and compliance officer.
We will cover aspects such as charity law, fund accounting, gift aid, day-to-day finance systems and procedures, year-end accounting and reporting routines and much more.
Open to all church treasurers, and others involved in church finance, whether new to the role or experienced and looking for a refresher.
This event can also be booked to join online - see Livestream booking selection.
Venue: Eden Baptist Church, 1 Fitzroy Street, Cambridge, CB1 1ER
This is a full day session, with registration at the venue from 09:30 and the course itself running from 10:00 to 16:00. Refreshment and lunch breaks throughout the day are built into the programme & are always a great opportunity to interact with fellow treasurers.
The cost of £50 per person includes all materials, lunch and refreshments. All ACAT events are open to members and non-members.
A discount is available if booking more than one delegate, please contact Cath on training@acat.uk.com
1 Fitzroy Street, Cambridge CB1 1ER, UK
Immanuel is a risk and safety management consultant with the consultancy firm Arthur D. Little. He studied Chemical Engineering at the University of Cambridge, where he met and married Julia prior to settling down in the area.
In his day job he works with clients across a range of sectors, primarily in rail transport and the oil and gas industry, specialising in risk modelling and assessment and safety management.
He has been treasurer of Eden Baptist Church in Cambridge since 2015, and has been an ACAT trainer since 2017, delivering general treasurer training as well as more specialised risk and safety courses. He holds a Level 2 Foundation Certificate in Accounting with the AAT.
In his spare time he enjoys baking, ballroom dancing, occasionally standing in a supermarket foyer with a charity tin, attempting to learn German, and trying to self-teach his way to the Level 3 AAT qualification.
