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The 2022/23 edition of ''Taxation of Charities and Nonprofit Organisations'' is available online and in paper form.  The 2023/24 edition of ''Taxation of Charities Online'' is based on the  last paper edition (2022/23) updated for some post-publication developments.<br/>  In April 2023 HMRC published a consultation paper [https://www.gov.uk/government/consultations/charities-tax-compliance/consultation-charities-tax-compliance Charities tax compliance]. Although this does not seem particularly controversial, progress seems to have stalled.  The consultation period finished July 2023, but HMRC have not yet published a consultation response.  Perhaps further reforms are in prospect; but that is a matter of speculation.  No doubt the proposals will be eventually enacted, in one form or another, and a new edition of this work will then follow. The authors of the next edition will be James Kessler KC, Etienne Wong (who is responsible for the VAT chapters) and Shanzé Shah.
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The 2022/23 edition of ''Taxation of Charities and Nonprofit Organisations'' is available online and in paper form.  The 2023/24 edition of ''Taxation of Charities Online'' is based on the  last paper edition (2022/23) updated for some post-publication developments.<br/>  In April 2023 HMRC published a consultation paper [https://www.gov.uk/government/consultations/charities-tax-compliance/consultation-charities-tax-compliance Charities tax compliance]. Although this does not seem particularly controversial, progress seems to have stalled.  The consultation period finished July 2023, but HMRC have not yet published a consultation response.  Perhaps further reforms are in prospect; but that is a matter of speculation.  No doubt the proposals will be eventually enacted, in one form or another, and a new edition of this work will then follow.<br/>The authors of the next edition will be James Kessler KC, Etienne Wong (who is responsible for the VAT chapters) and Shanzé Shah.
  
 
<big>'''How to login'''</big>
 
<big>'''How to login'''</big>

Revision as of 07:24, 31 July 2024

This site provides comprehensive information about the taxation of charities and tax reliefs for gifts to charity.

If you are looking for a quick answer to a straightforward question, we recommend HMRC tax guidance for charities or HMRC detailed guidance notes.

If you are looking for a deeper analysis, or an impartial view, you are in the right place.


Contents

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Introduction
1 Policy Issues in Charity Taxation
2 Tax Avoidance and Evasion
3 Definitions of "Charity"
3A Restriction to UK Charities Commencement
4 Taxation of Charity Income
5 Taxation of Charity Gains
6 Charitable Expenditure Rules
7 Tainted Donation Rules
8 Trading by Charities
9 Companies held by Charities
10 Business Sponsorship and Advertising
11 Charitable Companies
12 Employees and Beneficiaries of Charities
13 Acquisition of Companies
14 Double Taxation Treaties and Charities
15 Cash Gifts from Individual to Charity (Gift Aid)
16 Gift Aid Small Donations Scheme
17 Corporate Gift Aid
18 Giving by Businesses to Charity
19 Payroll Giving Scheme
20 Interest-Free Loans to Charity
21 Gifts of Shares/Land to Charity
22 Gifts of Works of Art to Charity
23 CGT Relief on Disposals to Charity
24 Inheritance Tax Reliefs for Charities
25 Charity Legacy Relief
26 Will Drafting
27 Share of Estate Given to Charity: Benham Issues
28 Obtaining Income Tax and IHT Reliefs on Gift by Will or IoV
29 Variation of Wills
30 Benefits for Donors
31 Trusts with Some Charitable Element
32 Payments to Charity From Non-Resident Trusts
33 Estates of Deceased Persons: CGT
34 Estates of Deceased Persons: Income Tax
35 VAT: Basic Concepts
36 Recovery of Input VAT
37 VAT: Exemption
38 VAT: Zero Rating
39 Stamp Duties and Transaction Taxes
40 Non-Domestic Rates
41 Sports Clubs
42 Clubs and Mutual Concerns
43 Political Parties
44 Housing Associations
45 Local Authorities
46 Social Investment Relief
47 Administration: Tax Returns and Claims


Appendices

Appendix 1: International Entity Securities: Approved Charitable Investments
Appendix 2: Model Gift Aid Declarations
Appendix 3: Retail Gift Aid: Template Letters
Appendix 4: CASCs: Eligible Sports
Appendix 5: Deemed Charities and National Bodies
Appendix 6: Accreditation of Social Impact Contractors
Appendix 7: Substantial Donor Rules
Appendix 8: How to Improve the Taxation of Charities
Appendix 9: Bibliography



2022/23 edition

The 2022/23 edition of Taxation of Charities and Nonprofit Organisations is available online and in paper form. The 2023/24 edition of Taxation of Charities Online is based on the last paper edition (2022/23) updated for some post-publication developments.
In April 2023 HMRC published a consultation paper Charities tax compliance. Although this does not seem particularly controversial, progress seems to have stalled. The consultation period finished July 2023, but HMRC have not yet published a consultation response. Perhaps further reforms are in prospect; but that is a matter of speculation. No doubt the proposals will be eventually enacted, in one form or another, and a new edition of this work will then follow.
The authors of the next edition will be James Kessler KC, Etienne Wong (who is responsible for the VAT chapters) and Shanzé Shah.

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Introduction
Chapter 1 Policy Issues in Charity Taxation
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