Gift Aid Clause Samples

The Gift Aid clause enables a charity to claim tax relief on donations made by UK taxpayers, effectively increasing the value of the donation at no extra cost to the donor. In practice, donors must confirm they are UK taxpayers and consent to the charity reclaiming the basic rate tax on their gift, which is typically done through a simple declaration form. This clause ensures that charities can maximize the financial benefit of donations, helping to increase their funding without requiring additional contributions from supporters.
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Gift Aid. 8.1 Charities must be registered or exempt from registration with the Charities Commission in order to reclaim Gift Aid.
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Gift Aid. I will ask donors to sign a Gift Aid declaration for donations where appropriate, enabling Remembering Not to Forget to claim from the government 25p from each £1 donated, at no cost to the donor. I understand that Gift Aid cannot be claimed on certain types of donation, e.g. an entrance fee to an event. I will ask for further guidance on this as required.
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Gift Aid. This section is only applicable if you are a UK taxpayer. Gift Aid is a scheme which allows charities and Community Amateur Sports Clubs (CASCs) to claim from HMRC the basic rate of tax their donors have paid, thereby increasing the value of donations by 25%. In the event your Transaction is eligible for Gift Aid, you will be prompted at the point of payment to accept further terms applicable to that Transaction; these additional terms prescribe that we will share your personal information with the charity/CASC in question, who will then share that information with HMRC, to process validation and collection of the Gift Aid portion of a donation.
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Gift Aid. Gift Aid allows Musica Kirklees (Kirklees Music School) to reclaim tax from HM Revenue & Customs.
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Gift Aid. Gift Aid is a scheme which allows charities and Community Amateur Sports Clubs (CASCs) to claim from HMRC the basic rate of tax their donors have paid, thereby increasing the value of donations by 25%. In the event your Transaction is eligible for Gift Aid, you will be prompted at the point of payment to accept further terms applicable to that Transaction; these additional terms prescribe that we will share your personal information with the charity/CASC in question, who will then share that information with HMRC, to process validation and collection of the Gift Aid portion of a donation.
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Gift Aid. 4.1. Subject to compliance with HM Revenue & Customs regulations, cash donations made by UK taxpayers are eligible for Gift Aid which means that the Recipient can claim an additional 25% of the value of the donation (at current rates). Gift Aid received is added to funds alongside the original donation. Higher-rate taxpayers may be able to claim additional tax relief on their donations.
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Gift Aid. 5.1 Subject to compliance with HM Revenue & Customs regulations, cash donations made by UK taxpayers are eligible for Gift Aid which means that the Foundation can claim an additional 25% of the value of the donation (at current rates). Gift Aid received is added to funds alongside the original donation. Higher-rate taxpayers may be able to claim additional tax relief on their donations. 5.2 For the Foundation to claim Gift Aid and for donors to benefit from tax advantages relating to charitable donations, donors must part with ultimate control over the donated asset. Actual or perceived direct control by donors may jeopardise the basis on which donations are made and the charitable status of the Foundation. Therefore, donors and Fund Advisors cannot act independently of the Foundation in relation to their fund. Donors, Fund Advisors and related parties (such as donors’ family members or business interests) also cannot directly benefit from their funds.
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