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Gift Aid

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Oct 27, 2026

Tony GoldstoneGUEST
23:24
So you know what your carry forward is from those previous tax years.
Tony GoldstoneGUEST
23:27
And that just allows you to take control of your position and to work out where you're meant to be, whether or not you're expecting a charge and whether or not you can use things like SIPs, you know, or gift aid to adjust things and navigate things like the 100k tax trap and the 200k tapering tax trap.
Tony GoldstoneGUEST
23:44
And just to stop the kind of the bill shock around a charge.
Tony GoldstoneGUEST
23:48
And also, you know, even if you've received your brown envelope, don't assume it's correct because lots of brown envelopes are incorrect.
Martin LewisHOST
39:58
And you can put up to £60,000 a year into your pension and may even have carryover.
Martin LewisHOST
40:03
Extra gift aid, extra pension relief.
Martin LewisHOST
40:05
Just checking, your pension...
Martin LewisHOST
40:07
Are you doing it through your employer rather than at source, rather than just doing it straight into a pension plan?
James AndrewsGUEST
21:50
Another one, giving money to charities.
James AndrewsGUEST
21:52
Do you remember Gift Aid? Yeah, yeah.
James AndrewsGUEST
21:54
2.9 billion a year that we're saving or we're giving to charities thanks to Gift Aid.
James AndrewsGUEST
22:00
So that's a nice little one.
James AndrewsGUEST
22:00
So if you are giving to charity, please do use Gift Aid because you're giving a little bit of extra money and it's allowed and encouraged.
James AndrewsGUEST
22:10
The big one, and I think this is bigger than, well, it's very similar to the amount that we're saving on tax in pensions, is when we sell our primary homes, it doesn't count for capital gains tax.
James AndrewsGUEST
22:22
Now, people forget that's a tax relief.
NishHOST
26:23
Where did you end up as a total for money raised for charity?
Josh SimpsonGUEST
26:27
So with Gift Aid, it was just a tad over 100,000.
NishHOST
26:30
Amazing.
NishHOST
26:31
Absolutely amazing.
Sarah MossGUEST
5:05
There's a donate button on the website and it's very easy just to donate a small or a large amount of money, whatever you care to give us.
Sarah MossGUEST
5:12
We also have gift aid forms in the office so that we can claim back the gift aid, which I'm sure, as everybody knows, is 25% more from the government and really worth getting if you're a taxpayer.
Mike WaddingtonHOST
5:21
So all systems go at Winton House then?
Sarah MossGUEST
5:24
As ever.
Sohail HanifGUEST
23:30
Now what they're doing is they're giving you the option of getting a payback of your Zakat to a percentage, like 10, 15, 20%, so you can participate in its distribution.
Sohail HanifGUEST
23:40
It's not a kickback like Gift Aid.
Sohail HanifGUEST
23:44
I don't know how they regulate it practically, but in terms of the moral regulation, it's your ticking a box saying, I want to distribute this portion of my Zakat so you can feel like you're taking part in this state-based vision.
Sohail HanifGUEST
23:58
And so you can see how Zakat is then coordinating individuals with a state governance, which is encouraging them to accept a particular sort of scholarly authority in its management.
Chris ThompsonHOST
31:40
Tiny Lives is a charity that means a huge amount to our family because of that experience.
Chris ThompsonHOST
31:44
Last year I ran 100 kilometers for Tiny Lives, raising over 3,400, including Gift Aid.
Chris ThompsonHOST
31:50
This year I've decided to go, go considerably further and attempt 100 miles in a single day." Wow.
Chris ThompsonHOST
31:57
"I'll be starting around 2:00 AM." I think you're gonna need all day as well as [laughs] this, so yeah.
Kate MatthewHOST
31:25
Like, there are complications with giving and receiving money, isn't there? Okay.
Kate MatthewHOST
31:30
Last little section is tax and gift aid.
Pete MatthewHOST
31:33
Ah, yes.
Kate MatthewHOST
31:33
Because it's important to cover the boring... stuff as well
Pete MatthewHOST
32:30
But basically, no, a gift is not taxable in the hands of the recipient.
Pete MatthewHOST
32:33
Gotcha.
Kate MatthewHOST
32:34
All right, gift aid.
Pete MatthewHOST
32:35
Yeah, this is misunderstood.

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