Increase your donation by 25 percent at no extra cost to you.

Sign a Gift Aid declaration, if you are a UK taxpayer and would like to increase your gift by 25 percent with a payoff from the government.

Click the button below to download your declaration form, complete, sign and return to info@giftoflife.eu

GIFT AID DECLARATION

By signing a Gift Aid declaration you confirm that you understand that you must pay enough income tax and/or capital gains tax each tax year to cover the amount of Gift Aid that all charities and community amateur sports clubs claim on your donations in that tax year, and you are responsible for paying any difference.

Simon Jennings, Chair of the Board of Trustees of Gift of Life

“In England, there is a clear system of tax deductions for philanthropists. Provided the donor has paid sufficient income tax or capital gains tax in that tax year (or with a carry back election, in the previous year) Gift Aid relief allows the charity to reclaim from HMRC the basic rate tax on the amount given – equivalent to 25% of the net amount. The donor must have paid sufficient relevant taxes to cover the reclaim. VAT and council taxes don’t count”.

Increase your donation by 25 percent at no extra cost to you.

Sign a Gift Aid declaration, if you are a UK taxpayer and would like to increase your gift by 25 percent with a payoff from the government.

Click the button below to download your declaration form, complete, sign and return to info@giftoflife.eu

GIFT AID DECLARATION

By signing a Gift Aid declaration you confirm that you understand that you must pay enough income tax and/or capital gains tax each tax year to cover the amount of Gift Aid that all charities and community amateur sports clubs claim on your donations in that tax year, and you are responsible for paying any difference.

Simon Jennings, Chair of the Board of Trustees of Gift of Life

“In England, there is a clear system of tax deductions for philanthropists. Provided the donor has paid sufficient income tax or capital gains tax in that tax year (or with a carry back election, in the previous year) Gift Aid relief allows the charity to reclaim from HMRC the basic rate tax on the amount given – equivalent to 25% of the net amount. The donor must have paid sufficient relevant taxes to cover the reclaim. VAT and council taxes don’t count”.