FBRT Gift Aid Declaration
For those who pay regular UK income tax a subscription/donation
paid under Gift Aid would enable the Trust to recover income tax from
the Inland Revenue paid by the donor on that sum.
If you wish to use this method please print
out and complete this form, and post it to:
The Secretary, The Francis Bacon Research Trust,
Roses Farmhouse, Epwell Road,
Upper Tysoe, Warwick, CV35 0TN, England
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THE FRANCIS BACON RESEARCH TRUST DONOR'S GIFT AID
DECLARATION
Please treat all donations made by me to The Francis Bacon Research
Trust (Registered Charity no. 280616)
as Gift Aid donations.
Please print all the following details clearly in CAPITAL LETTERS:
Title: Mr/Mrs/Ms/Miss/other: _______________
Surname: __________________________________________
Forenames (in full please): _____________________________
House #/Name: ______________________________________
Street: _______________________________
Town: ________________________________
County: _____________________
Postcode: ___________________
Signature: _______________________________
Date: ______________________
Notes to Donor:
1. This declaration is valid for all donations you
make to The Francis Bacon Reseach Trust so long as your name and address
as given above do not change. Should these details change, we will
ask you to complete a new form.
2. You can only give through Gift Aid if you pay
an amount of Income Tax and/or Capital Gains Tax equal to the tax
we can reclaim on your donations.
You need to let us know if, at any time after completing this Declaration,
you cease to pay Income Tax.
3. Annual Friendship subscriptions to the Francis
Bacon Research Trust and/or outright donations (whether one-off or
paid regularly by standing order) fall within the Gift Aid scheme.
Any payments you make for conferences, seminars or books do not qualify.