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  • boxman
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    Hi

    I assume you're talking about corporate contributions from your limited company....

    I regularly authorise contributions totalling about 1% of turnover (before tax but after expenses) but this is a rule of thumb for my company and no more.

    Contributions I understand are fully deductible for Corporation Tax. If you make personal contributions charities will encourage you to fill out a form to allow THEM to claim back the tax you've paid on the money you're donating (i.e gross it up).

    Probably best to ask the charity/ies you are interested in for more information rather than take my word for it as I'm not a tax expert. You could also speak to your accountant....

    HTH

    Rob

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  • HPOracle
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    Charity

    Hi all

    can anyone tell me what the maximum allowable value is pa, for making a contribution to charity? I assume that the amount is tax free?
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