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Executor of Bank Account - identifying a payment
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Surely if it is a charitable donation then there should be annual "reports" so that they can be used for self assessment etc to HMRC.
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Reporting regular donations to HMRC is only necessary if they're gift-aided, which they might not be. But that reporting would be the responsibility of the donor. If that's not done then the donor will have no records.badmemory said:Surely if it is a charitable donation then there should be annual "reports" so that they can be used for self assessment etc to HMRC.0 -
There will always be records over so many years. Still hoping the O/P is still searching the loft and all places where old papers might be stashedZanderman said:
Reporting regular donations to HMRC is only necessary if they're gift-aided, which they might not be. But that reporting would be the responsibility of the donor. If that's not done then the donor will have no records.badmemory said:Surely if it is a charitable donation then there should be annual "reports" so that they can be used for self assessment etc to HMRC.0 -
In the bin , many years ago.Richard1212 said:
There will always be records over so many years. Still hoping the O/P is still searching the loft and all places where old papers might be stashedZanderman said:
Reporting regular donations to HMRC is only necessary if they're gift-aided, which they might not be. But that reporting would be the responsibility of the donor. If that's not done then the donor will have no records.badmemory said:Surely if it is a charitable donation then there should be annual "reports" so that they can be used for self assessment etc to HMRC.0
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