Does that mean the school as a charity can claim 20% gift aid and the parent claim tax relief on their "donations to charity"? Just asking for a friend.
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Does that mean the school as a charity can claim 20% gift aid and the parent claim tax relief on their "donations to charity"? Just asking for a friend.
I know that private school fees are not tax deductible. Don't know about gift aid.
That vile, bullying ****bag Kay Burley was her usual self this morning on Sky……as if I needed another reason to hate her horrible self
Tory MP Lee Anderson said that families could exist on 30p a meal.
It’s a reference to an MP who bleated about how easy it was for skint families to cook a nutritious meal for 30p, I believe.
Once upon a time I would have accepted the line that VAT on fees might push more people into state schools and it would have a negative impact etc etc.
Now they're dragging more and more people on normal salaries into the higher tax thresholds, sod it, bring on the VAT.
We need to start taxing wealth, not constantly attacking earnings. Capital gains, private school fees, dividends and the rest.
Yes saw that on Masterchef the Professionals looked very nice! Unfortunately also came with a £20 bit of lamb
Looks like the Tories are giving up on the next election. Sajid Javid joins the growing number of Tory MPs who won't stand next time round. The good news though, is that Boris Johnson says he will defend his seat Uxbridge. That could provide the 'Portillo moment'.
I have just bothered to read this for 10 minutes
This is actually quite a calm balanced discussion on both points of view