Tax rules on donations a deterrent to gifting: EY partner
Misunderstanding about when tax credits for donations can be claimed is rife, EY partner Darren White says. With special audio feature.
The rules governing when a tax credit can be claimed for charitable donations are acting as a deterrent to donations, an EY partner says.
And many people think they’ve giving donations but tax law doesn’t recognise their payments as being gifts.
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Jenny Ruth
Tue, 02 Feb 2016
Tue, 02 Feb 2016
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Tax rules on donations a deterrent to gifting: EY partner
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