Payroll Giving Explained: Everything employers need to know >>
Salary sacrifice is an arrangement between an employee and their employer where a portion of the employee’s salary is exchanged for a non-cash benefit before tax is applied. But what about charity? Can salary sacrifice be used for charitable giving?
Payroll Giving is a government-backed scheme that allows employees to make tax-free donations to charity directly from their salary. But how does HMRC support Payroll Giving, and what is their role?
This Payroll Giving Month, businesses across the UK are being urged to step up their charitable giving, as research shows nearly half (46%) of charities are more in demand than a year ago, with 25% of the population cutting back on donating to charity due to the cost-of-living crisis.
There's no doubt that we have big hearts and a desire to make change in the world. But how can we still support the charities we care about when we're forced to tighten our purse strings?
In a conversation with Tara Honeywell, we discussed the critical need for innovation in the charity sector and the importance of embracing technology to achieve impactful change.
Every November, people across the country buy poppies to support the Royal British Legion’s Poppy Appeal and our Armed Forces community. But right now, RBL’s services are in such demand that they really need your support all year round. RBL’s…
Payroll Giving Month in February 2023 will see a celebration of 35 years of Payroll Giving with a whole month dedicated to raising awareness of this impactful form of charitable giving.
GoodPAYE's charity partner, Together For Animals, relies solely on Payroll Giving donations to support their four member charities. Hear from Development Manager, Caroline Gaskin on the impact that Payroll Giving has and the importance of employees donating via this method.
