About the Guide
Income Tax
Capital Gains Tax
Corporation Tax
Main Capital Allowances
Value Added Tax
Inheritance Tax
Vehicle Benefits
Mileage Allowances
National Insurance Contributions
Key Dates & Deadlines
Pension Premiums
Profit Related Pay
Charitable Giving
Savings & Investments
Some Useful Rates
Stamp Duties

Charitable Giving

  2001/02 - 2002/03
Give As You Earn No Limit

Notes

  1. Employees may authorise participating employers to deduct donations from their gross salary for forwarding to their nominated charities.


  2. Employees receive tax relief in full on their donations.

Gift Aid No lower or upper limit

Notes

  1. Individuals are able to claim higher rate relief on cash gifts and payments to charities under gift aid. Basic rate tax is treated as having been deducted, so you must pay enough tax for the year to cover the tax witheld from your Gift Aid payment.

  2. Special tax reliefs apply to gifts to charities of certain types of shares and securities.
 

About the Guide | Income Tax | Capital Gains Tax | Corporation Tax
Main Capital Allowances | Value Added Tax | Inheritance Tax | Vehicle Benefits
Mileage Allowances | National Insurance Contributions | Key Dates & Deadlines
Pension Premiums | Profit Related Pay | Charitable Giving | Savings & Investments | Stamp Duties