Are charities required to report the overseas expenditure/capital outlay/remittance of funds as agents as well as the corresponding countries in the financial statements?

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The Office of the COC does not require this information to be reported in the notes to the financial statements. However, it encourages charities to include more voluntary disclosures of such information, in the spirit of accountability and transparency.

Are charities required to report the overseas expenditure/capital outlay/remittance of funds as agents as well as the corresponding countries in the financial statements?

The Office of the COC does not require this information to be reported in the notes to the financial statements. However, it encourages charities to include more voluntary disclosures of such information, in the spirit of accountability and transparency.

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