Tax implications donating weekend to charity

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goosie
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Tax implications donating weekend to charity

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We are about to donate a weekend in low season for a charity auction. Does anyone know what the tax implications are (we are not a business). Is it personal use (in which case we 'charge' ourselves a cost for the tax man), commercial use and if so at what rate or is there a way we can make it a donation in kind?
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goosie wrote:We are about to donate a weekend in low season for a charity auction. Does anyone know what the tax implications are (we are not a business). Is it personal use (in which case we 'charge' ourselves a cost for the tax man), commercial use and if so at what rate or is there a way we can make it a donation in kind?
If you really want to get complicated over this you could claim it as a charitable donation (at it's true value) and get tax relief.
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