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Gift aid
Granadalad
Posts: 42 Forumite
in Cutting tax
As a taxpayer I have always invoked gift aid on any charitable donations and declared these on my annual tax return. Unlike a charitable donation, if I pay an entry fee to visit an attraction and agree to the organisers request to let them claim gift aid on my entry ticket fee, can I declare this as a donation on my annual tax return?
I ask this question because giving a donation for nothing in return compared to claiming a donation when an entry fee has been paid in return for some "entertainment" or amusement" just seem different to me.
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