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UK Tax PayersDonations to the British Friends are deductible against UK tax whether or not the donor is a British national providing that person pays UK taxes under the Gift Aid Scheme.
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Donations Direct to HBSThe English Charity Commissioners have agreed that British nationals paying UK tax can make gifts for the benefit of Harvard Business School through the British Friends for appropriate educational purposes and claim UK tax relief on their donations.
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Legacy GivingFor UK tax payers, after 1 April 2012 the rate of inheritance tax on an estate reduces to 36% where at least 10% of the taxable part of the estate is left to charities.
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Dual UK-US Tax PayersFor dual US-UK tax payers giving through the CAF American Donor Fund allows donors to get a tax deduction in both the US and UK.
About British Friends
The British Friends of Harvard Business (registered charity no: 1000531) was set up by the Harvard Business School Club of London in 1990 to raise funds for British students to attend Harvard Business School. The scholarships are awarded through the US-UK Fulbright Commission. Donations may also be made to HBS.
Donations to the British Friends are eligible for gift aid providing that person pays UK taxes under the gift aid scheme.
Donations to the British Friends are eligible for gift aid providing that person pays UK taxes under the gift aid scheme.
LATEST POSTGRADUATE EXCHANGES
I studied for an undergraduate degree in Molecular and Cellular Biochemistry followed by a DPhil in Organic Chemistry at the University of Oxford.
I will spend my two years at Harvard Business School working to overcome barriers to a transition towards a cleaner energy system.
I am an Egyptologist by background, strategy consultant by profession, keen rugby player and passionate advocate of gender equality.
I was born and raised in London and graduated with a First-Class degree in History from Girton College, Cambridge.
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