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Payroll giving

What is Payroll Giving?

Payroll giving is an easy, tax effective way in which you can make a regular donation to help us provide vital services to Older man with a volunteerolder people in need.

It enables you to give to Age Concern straight from your gross salary or pension (before tax is deducted), giving immediate tax relief on those donations. 

For every £1 that you earn, currently 20p is paid in tax (if you pay the basic tax rate).  If you pledge £10 a month, we receive the full amount with only £8.00 actually being deducted from your net pay.

If you pay income tax at the higher rate of 40%, currently only £6.00 would be deducted from your net pay.  Charities are unable to claim back higher rate tax through the Gift Aid scheme and so receiving money from people in this way means we get more.

What to do next

To become a donor, simply tell your payroll department the amount you would like to give from your salary and they will do the rest.  They can register simply and quickly with a payroll giving agency who can process employee donations.

There is no long-term commitment.  Should your circumstances change and you no longer wish to donate to us, simply tell your employer.  Also, if you should change your job, your donations will not be able to be transferred to your new employer.  You will need to start a new payroll giving scheme.

If you will like more information about payroll giving or have any questions, please call us on 020 8765 7527 or e-mail Supporter Services.

Contact us

Telephone:
020 8765 7527

Email:
Supporter Services