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Muscular Dystrophy Ireland claims thousands of € every year thanks to the tax effective giving process, its simple, its fast it can make a real difference.
Any taxpayer who donates €250 or more in a year to Muscular Dystrophy Ireland will either:
How does it work?
If you are a PAYE taxpayer please take a few minutes to download and fill out the form below.
Download Charity Tax Reclaim form
Paying PAYE tax?
Donations of €250 or more in a year may be eligible for tax relief. If you are paying PAYE at:
Self Assessed Donor
If you are self assessed and you donate over €250 in one tax year to the Muscular Dystrophy Ireland we will send you a receipt for your donation. When you fill out your tax return, deduct the donation amount from your taxable income thus reducing your tax bill. The donor’s benefits directly from the tax relief
Corporate Donor
If a company makes a donation of €250 to Muscular Dystrophy Ireland, the company can claim a deduction as if it were a trading expense. The company benefits from the tax relief.
Where do l send my form to?
After you complete your form, simply send it to:
Muscular Dystrophy Ireland
75 Lucan Road,
Chapelizod,
Dublin 20
What and where do I find my PPS number?
This number is given to you by the Revenue Commissioners. You will find it quoted on any form/correspondence sent to you by them.
I do not pay tax, but my husband/wife does.
If you are taxed as a married couple, either party can sign the form using either party's PPS number.
I am a pensioner. Am I eligible for charity tax relief?
Pensioners may pay some PAYE tax on their pension. Concern can claim on this amount.
What if I give to more than one charity?
It does not matter if you have given to other charities as well. MDI only reclaims tax on the donations made to MDI.
What if I am a self-assessed tax payer?
This scheme is for PAYE - only tax payers. If your income is self-assessed or partly self-assessed we cannot claim tax on your donation. You can claim your own relief from the revenue.
Muscular Dystrophy Ireland claims thousands of € every year thanks to the tax effective giving process, its simple, its fast it can make a real difference.
Any taxpayer who donates €250 or more in a year to Muscular Dystrophy Ireland will either:
- Allow the charity to reclaim the tax (PAYE donors)
- Allow the Self Assessed and Corporate Donors to claim tax relief
How does it work?
If you are a PAYE taxpayer please take a few minutes to download and fill out the form below.
Download Charity Tax Reclaim form
Paying PAYE tax?
Donations of €250 or more in a year may be eligible for tax relief. If you are paying PAYE at:
- The higher rate of 41%, €250 is actually worth €423 to Muscular Dystrophy Ireland
- The standard rate of 20%, €250 is actually worth €313 to Muscular Dystrophy Ireland
Self Assessed Donor
If you are self assessed and you donate over €250 in one tax year to the Muscular Dystrophy Ireland we will send you a receipt for your donation. When you fill out your tax return, deduct the donation amount from your taxable income thus reducing your tax bill. The donor’s benefits directly from the tax relief
Corporate Donor
If a company makes a donation of €250 to Muscular Dystrophy Ireland, the company can claim a deduction as if it were a trading expense. The company benefits from the tax relief.
Where do l send my form to?
After you complete your form, simply send it to:
Muscular Dystrophy Ireland
75 Lucan Road,
Chapelizod,
Dublin 20
What and where do I find my PPS number?
This number is given to you by the Revenue Commissioners. You will find it quoted on any form/correspondence sent to you by them.
I do not pay tax, but my husband/wife does.
If you are taxed as a married couple, either party can sign the form using either party's PPS number.
I am a pensioner. Am I eligible for charity tax relief?
Pensioners may pay some PAYE tax on their pension. Concern can claim on this amount.
What if I give to more than one charity?
It does not matter if you have given to other charities as well. MDI only reclaims tax on the donations made to MDI.
What if I am a self-assessed tax payer?
This scheme is for PAYE - only tax payers. If your income is self-assessed or partly self-assessed we cannot claim tax on your donation. You can claim your own relief from the revenue.
