Charity Update

Alan Thomson

Alan Thomson, Senior Charities Tax Consultant at Chantrey Vellacott DFK, reviews guidance recently issued by HMRC to charities

Alan Thomson Senior Charities Tax Consultant at Chantrey Vellacott DFK reviews guidance recently issued by HMRC to charities

Charities and non-charitable expenditure

HMRC has recently issued revised detailed guidance notes for charities which deal with non-charitable expenditure and transactions with substantial donors (see www.hmrc.gov.uk/charities/guidancenotes/annex2/annex_ii.htm).

This article will consider transactions that are caught by the substantial donor legislation in FA 2006 as explained in the guidance notes.

By way of background under this legislation an individual or company is a substantial donor to a charity if in its chargeable period:

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Alan Thomson, Senior Charities Tax Consultant at Chantrey Vellacott DFK, reviews guidance recently issued by HMRC to charities

Alan Thomson Senior Charities Tax Consultant at Chantrey Vellacott DFK reviews guidance recently issued by HMRC to charities

Charities and non-charitable expenditure

This article will consider transactions that are caught by the substantial donor legislation in FA 2006 as explained in the guidance notes.

By way of background under this legislation an individual or company is a substantial donor to a charity if in its chargeable period:

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