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In an article for the Financial Times, partner Jonathan Brinsden answers a reader’s question regarding what to consider when opting to donate part of a monthly salary to a charity.

In his response, Jonathan Brinsden covers the different options available to the reader, both as an individual and a business owner, and the tax implications of each. He states:

‘The first payroll giving – also known as “give as  your earn” – which involves donating via a direct deduction from your pay (or pension) to a charity of your choice. The charity must be based in the UK, and recognised by HM Revenue & Customs as bona fide.’

Subscribers can read the full article on the Financial Times website.

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