The Treasury has backtracked on a possible move to amend laws governing tax relief on Gift Aid charity schemes.
The decision was announced at a high-level meeting last week between the tax policymakers and charity groups.
Tax policymakers say they will be not be overhauling Gift Aid tax relief as previously announced
Accountancy Age, 09 Feb 2010
The Treasury has backtracked on a possible move to amend laws governing tax relief on Gift Aid charity schemes.
The decision was announced at a high-level meeting last week between the tax policymakers and charity groups.
Charities wanted to see changes, including a possible move to replace tax relief for higher rate tax payers with an increase in the breaks directly available to the not- for-profit organisations.
"Rushing into major reforms of the Gift Aid risks damaging what is seen as a very successful system," The Treasury told the FT.

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