Review of FA 2010 measures by Alan Thomson
Three out of the 20 schedules that are contained in FA 2010 relate to charities. One might therefore believe that this is a Finance Act for charities. Unfortunately this is not the case. However the changes in the tax legislation will have a direct impact on charities and they need to be understood by anyone who advises charities on taxation matters.
The changes are contained in FA 2010 Schedules 6 7 and 8. They deal with EU developments and the definition of charity requirement to be a fit and proper person anti-avoidance legislation re the gift of shares etc to charities restrictions on payroll giving payments to non-UK bodies insufficient tax paid by overseas donors and the frequency and size of Gift Aid claims.
In addition to the above the increase in income tax...
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Review of FA 2010 measures by Alan Thomson
Three out of the 20 schedules that are contained in FA 2010 relate to charities. One might therefore believe that this is a Finance Act for charities. Unfortunately this is not the case. However the changes in the tax legislation will have a direct impact on charities and they need to be understood by anyone who advises charities on taxation matters.
The changes are contained in FA 2010 Schedules 6 7 and 8. They deal with EU developments and the definition of charity requirement to be a fit and proper person anti-avoidance legislation re the gift of shares etc to charities restrictions on payroll giving payments to non-UK bodies insufficient tax paid by overseas donors and the frequency and size of Gift Aid claims.
In addition to the above the increase in income tax...
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