Gift Aid reliefs

Use this page to enter details of Gift Aid that the client has made. Both single cash gifts and ongoing cash gifts made by individuals to charities are claimed here.

Gift Aid is a tax relief for cash gifts made by individuals to charities. The gifts are treated as having been made with basic rate tax deducted.

UK resident taxpayers and certain non-UK residents with a UK income tax liability can make Gift Aid payments. There is no minimum amount so long as a Gift Aid declaration has been given to the charity to the effect that the eventual tax liability (income tax and capital gains tax) will be sufficient to cover the basic rate tax treated as deducted.

You can elect to treat certain Gift Aid payments as if paid in the previous tax year, e.g. payments made in tax year 2023-24 can be treated as if paid in 2022-23.

You can make cash gifts to Community Amateur Sports Clubs using Gift Aid. For the purposes of the Tax Return, these payments are treated in the same way as Gift Aid payments to charity and you should enter any such payments in this section.

Payroll giving donations should not be entered in this section.

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