This would appear to link to 27(3-4) the non-disclosure exemption and its
relationship to Section 29(3). Although section 29(1)c appears to give the
same linkage to a first principle notice exemption. However I am
struggling to see how the test of predjudice can be applied in a way which
exempts the first principle notice requirements.
I have also not been able to logically interpret what exemption from the
non-disclosure provisions (which themselves appear to be an exemption) in
29(3) actually means.
Anyone else with any thoughts regards these sections?
David
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Subject: Inland Revenue query
>
> SCF is finalising a gift aid declaration for fundraising purposes
> In it we were thinking of including a data protection paragraph Eg "Save
the
> Children will only use the information you have prvided on this Gift Aid
> Declaration for the purposes of claining the tax back on your donation
> through the Inland Revenue" This would be added to the attached form.
>
> The form, whilst an Inland Revenue requirement - is actually an SCF form
and
> not an Inland Revenue Form. I have spoken to IR about it and they are not
> sure!!
> 1. Do we need such a para? <<Gift aid declaration.doc>>
> 2. Is the wording above sufficient?
>
> I have spoken to DP office and they have said that because people are
> providing information to us for the purpose of a gift aid scheme and that
> the purpose is clear on the form and that there is a statutory obligation
> to disclose information for the purposes of reclaiming the tax that it is
> not necessary to inform people that we may give there inforamtion to the
tax
> office to reclaim tax.
>
> Has anyone else got an opinion on this, and could anyone tell me what
> section the exemption is permitted under?
>
> Maria Comerford
> Risk Manager
>
>
>
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