British Epigraphy Society: Gift Aid
The information, and form below, apply only to UK taxpayers.
As a charity, the Society may reclaim from the Inland
Revenue the basic rate income tax you have already paid in respect of income
from which you have paid your annual subscription or other donation, if you
complete and return this declaration to the Society's treasurer.
Please read these notes carefully before completing the declaration:
- Complete the declaration only if you do not intend to claim tax
relief on your subscription or donation as an expense relating to your employment.
- You must pay an amount of income tax and/or capital gains tax (including
tax you may pay on your savings) at least equal to the tax that the Society
reclaims on your payments in the tax year (currently, 28p for each £1
you give).
- If in the future your circumstances change and you no longer pay
tax at the level defined in note 2, you should cancel your declaration by
notice to the Society.
- If you pay higher rate tax, you may claim further tax relief on
your Tax Return.
- Please notify the Society if you change your name or address.
- You should keep a record of this declaration and the payments under
it, and report them on your Tax Return.
Gift Aid Declaration
Details of Donor
Title:
Forenames:
Surname:
Address:
Postcode:
I want the British Epigraphy Society (reg. charity no. 1090249) to treat
all subscriptions and donations made by me since 10 November 2001, and all
subsequent such payments I make from the date of this declaration until I
notify it otherwise, as Gift Aid donations.
Signed: .............................................................................................................................
Dated: ..............................................................................................................................
Please print out this form, and send it to: The Treasurer, British Epigraphy
Society, c/o 44 Rectory Green, Beckenham, Kent BR3 4HX