Useful Information for executors, trustees, and solicitors on administering and paying in gifts.
If you’d like more information call us on 0113 234 7474 or click on the button below to email us
So that we are able to ensure that all correspondence can be carried out in a sensitive manner, please inform us of a gift as soon as possible. This means we can stop them from receiving any future mailings, at what can often be a very distressing time. Please email fran@heartresearch.org.uk or call 0113 234 7474.
To inform us of a gift please send:
In most cases, we would prefer to receive the sale proceeds of a property or shares gifted to Heart Research UK. However, each case is different so before taking any action to either transfer or sell property or shares, please contact us.
Typically, inheritance tax is not payable on legacies to registered charities. Charities are also exempt from capital gains tax and can reclaim income tax that has been deducted at source. We can supply you with a Memorandum of Appropriation to support this exemption. Just email fran@heartresearch.org.uk or call 0113 234 7474.
Gift Aid does not apply to legacies.
The rules can be complicated so to avoid the estate paying more tax than is necessary please contact us or consult a professional.
By Cheque: Please make cheques payable to Heart Research UK and post to Heart Research UK, Suite 12D, Joseph’s Well, Leeds, LS3 1AB.
By Bank Transfer: Please contact us before sending money via bank transfer so we can let you know our details and a reference.
Please note, our charity used to be called The National Heart Research Fund; if the Will features this name it does not affect the donation and we can still receive it. Please just ensure any cheques or bank transfers use our current name Heart Research UK.
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