Not For How Businesses

Here's what matters:

• Over time, the work grows, funding opportunities arise, volunteers join, or services expand - and suddenly the project needs a legal identity
• This is when founders start asking whether they should form a not-for-profit company, register as a charity, or choose another structure that offers protection, credibility and long-term stability
• Although the term “not-for-profit” sounds like a legal category, UK law doesn’t treat it as a single structure
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