A session to help you navigate the rules of Gift Aid and ensure you understand the key requirements to help you claim with confidence.

Whether you are looking to run new events or reviewing existing ones, it is important to understand the key tax consideration around fundraising events.

It’s Gift Aid Awareness Day on 6 October, which is organised by Charity Finance Group (CFG). This year’s #TickTheBox campaign will focus on the

Last updated March 2022 In January 2016 a group of charitable London arts organisations reached agreement with HMRC on guidelines for the design of

A session to help you navigate the rules of Gift Aid and ensure you understand the key requirements to help you claim with confidence

These webinars will look at practical aspects of managing the tax and VAT aspects of events and other fundraising methods such as membership schemes.

Advantages of a separate trading subsidiary Can protect the charity from tax liability Clarifies objectives for each part of organisation Limited liability status for

This guide explains how Gift Aid works from a charity’s perspective. The administration of Gift Aid can be a burden and you need to

This guide explains the main Gift Aid, VAT and direct tax consequences of sixteen common charity fundraising activities. In addition, background sections on these

We published this guide to help finance teams use the Retail Gift Aid scheme with confidence. This guide illustrates appropriate accounting treatments and gives

Arts and cultural organisations frequently charge for admissions and incur significant amounts of VAT on costs. This guide looks at specific forms of fundraising,

We published this guide to help you with models for collaborative working to deliver services and share back office functions . This guide covers

Various tax incentives are available to individuals and companies to encourage giving to charity. This guide outlines the key methods of making donations to

If the activities you are planning do not fall within the exemptions and the activities are not fulfilling the primary purpose of the charity,

Primary purpose trading is trade carried out by a charity in the course of carrying out its main objects and is exempt from income

Trading is the exchange of goods or services for a fee. For tax, the law does not specifically define trading, but case law has

The Gift Aid Small Donations Scheme (“GASDS”) allows a charity or a Community Amateur Sports Club to claim a Gift Aid-like top up payment