HMRC wants views on improving its tax-effective giving statistics
Howard Lake | 25 May 2012 | News
HMRC is inviting comments and ideas on the National Statistics for Tax relief on charitable giving with the aim of improving them. These statistics and tables cover a range of topics such as 'Gift Aid by higher rate taxpayers by size of donation 2003-04', 'Cost of tax relief', and 'Gift Aid donations amounts'.
HMRC has set up a public survey to help them gather ideas on how they might improve the statistics and identify gaps in them. The survey runs until 11 June 2012.
www.hmrc.gov.uk/stats/charities/menu.htm
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