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Top-slicing academy budgets
Top-slicing is a key aspect of MAT finance. Learn about the rules of top-slicing and read case studies on how 2 trusts set their top-slicing strategies. You can also see examples of how other trusts approach central financing.
Contents
- The rules for top-slicing
- Case studies on setting a fixed top-slicing strategy
- Setting a variable top-slice
- DfE encouraging GAG-pooling instead of top-slicing
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- Academies accounts return
- Academies chart of accounts
- Academies Financial Handbook 2018: changes
- Academies Financial Handbook: changes from September 2019
- Budget forecast return 3 year (BFR3Y)
- Budget forecast return outturn: requirements and guidance
- Business continuity and contingency planning: templates and guidance
- Charities Act 2016: fundraising requirements for MATs
- Declaration and register of interests: template
- Employer contributions to the Teachers' Pension Scheme
- Gender pay gap reporting: requirements and template
- Key performance indicators (KPIs): requirements and guidance
- Land and building collection tool
- Monthly budget monitoring reports for academy trusts
- Related party transactions: requirements and guidance
- School resource management self-assessment: requirements and tool
- Teachers' pension grant: how much you could get
- Template annual report and financial statements
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