Support Islamic Aid via Payroll
PAYROLL GIVING
We have made the process of charitable donations even easier and convenient; make your donations through a hassle-free scheme, which minimizes your tax expense!
WHY CHOOSE PAYROLL GIVING?
It will transform lives
Support the world’s poorest with food, water, healthcare, education, and livelihoods for healthier, safer, hopeful futures.
Supports long-term project plans
Regular monthly giving helps us plan long-term projects and reach more people, creating lasting impact in vulnerable communities.
Most tax-efficient donation
Your donation is tax-free, taken from salary or pension before tax, reducing income tax. Set up a $19 deduction to give $19 to Islamic Aid.
It’s easy to manage
Payroll giving makes donating easy. Gifts are deducted straight from your salary, with the flexibility to amend or stop your donations anytime.
Donate any amount you choose
You decide how much to donate each month, with no minimum or maximum. Use our calculator to see your donation’s net cost.
Many employers match your donation
By asking your company to match your donation, your gift to Islamic Aid can reach even more people.
It’s easy to sign up: We’ll show you how.
Payroll Giving – The Easy Tax-Free Way To Donate To Islamic Aid.
You can support the work of Islamic Aid by making a regular contribution through your payroll.
Payroll Help Now
Payroll Giving is a flexible scheme which allows UK employees to give regularly and on a tax free basis to Islamic Aid. Payroll Giving donations are deducted before tax so each $2.50 you give will only cost you 80p, and if you’re a higher rate tax payer it will only cost you 60p.
Payroll Giving (workplace giving) is a valuable, long term source of revenue, providing regular income to help Islamic Aid budget and plan ahead more effectively.
Its cheaper because its tax free – for example, a donation of $7 per month costs the basic rate tax payer $5 (the taxman pays the rest!)
Higher rate taxpayers- the only way to pass on your 40% or 50% tax to Islamic Aid. Only 28% can be recouped via other ways of giving.
If your employer operates a payroll giving scheme, charity donations can be deducted from your gross salary before tax – so they cost you less and the taxman makes up the difference.
To set up a regular gift contact your employer’s payroll department. If they do not have a suitable scheme in place they can set one up free of charge, simply by contacting an approved Payroll Giving Agency, like Charities Aid Foundation.
