Payroll giving
A great way to give more.
How Payroll Giving works
Payroll Giving allows you to make regular or one-off donations
to charities of your choice directly from your pay packet or
occupational pension. Your donations are made before Income Tax is
deducted and you only pay tax on what's left. This means that you
are given tax relief on your donation immediately - and at your
highest rate of tax.
Who can use Payroll Giving?
You can use Payroll Giving provided both of the following
apply:
- you are an employee or you get an occupational pension and your
employer/pension provider deducts tax through the PAYE system
- your employer or pension provider operates a Payroll Giving
scheme
If your employer or pension provider does not operate a scheme,
you could ask if they would be willing to start one. They can find
out about the scheme on HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC)
website.
How do you start payroll giving?
- Choose how much you would like to give.
- If you have a printer, you can download and print the payroll giving form.
If you don't have a printer, email your details to
us and we'll post a form to you.
- Complete the payroll giving form, give it to your employer to
authorise them to deduct your donation from your regular pay (check
that your employer has a Payroll Giving scheme).
- Send a copy of the completed form to Individual Participation,
The Prince's Trust, 18 Park Square East, London, NW1 4LH