Under-fire Didsbury Mosque warned by Charity Commission over late accounts
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manchestereveningnews.co.ukDidsbury Mosque has been warned by the Charity Commission after failing to submit annual accounts on time for the second year running.
The mosque, a registered charity, filed its annual return and accounts for 2021/22 only in December 2023, some 171 days late.
Its annual return and accounts for the following year 2022/23 was due in September last year but on Friday the published register on the Charity Commission showed these had not yet been submitted and were 94 days overdue.
A Charity Commission spokesperson said: “Trustees of the Islamic Centre Manchester (also known as Didsbury Mosque) have not submitted their annual accounting information on time which has resulted in the charity showing as ‘in default’ on our register.
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