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This covers obtaining and maintaining charitable tax relief and status in England, including registration as a charity under the Charities Act and related reliefs from tax and duties. A solicitor in this area helps charities and applicants prepare and submit the papers needed for charitable status, Gift Aid schemes, and VAT reliefs, drafts governing documents, and advises on trustee duties and regulatory requirements. They also liaise with HM Revenue & Customs and the Charity Commission for England and Wales as appropriate, and handle compliance checks.
What a solicitor handles in these matters
The solicitor handles complex government regimes and documentation: drafting or revising constitutions, applying for and renewing charity status, establishing Gift Aid schemes, and navigating VAT exemptions. They review fundraising rules, public benefit, reporting duties, and regulatory compliance with the Charity Commission for England and Wales, ensuring ongoing eligibility and addressing any sanctions or inquiries that arise.
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