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What is the tax relief cap?
The government claims to be keen to change the culture of giving in this country, especially among major philanthropists. So it’s strange to see a major tax change that makes it less attractive for people to give big gifts. It’s also strange how little coverage this has received. This may be because no-one can accurately price the impact of the change (or even understand it, as the article suggests). Nor is anybody effectively making the case for the sector. Maybe everyone should club together and hire the PR team working on the pasty tax? READ MORE
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