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Corporation tax
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I hardly dare ask this question with all the recent tax avoidance headlines, but here goes...I understand that as a CIC we have to pay corporation tax on profits. I've heard the view that a good…Continue

Started this discussion. Last reply by Alastair Irvine Feb 1, 2013.

Two directors - no lottery funding
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Hi, Is anyone else frustrated by the fact that CICs with only 2 directors cannot apply for Lottery and Children in Need funding? I would have thought that the asset lock would be assurance that the…Continue

Started this discussion. Last reply by Robert Martin Dec 13, 2013.

The Big Give
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One of our volunteers suggested we register on the Big Give website, but when I looked I found it was just for charities. It seems this is quite common in the donation website world. Does anyone know…Continue

Started this discussion. Last reply by Steve Blake Jun 24, 2010.

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Chris Crowstaff commented on Debbie La-Haye's blog post Peoples Millions finalist!

"Congratulations!!"

Oct 11

John Mulkerrin replied to Debbie La-Haye's discussion VAT on solar installation in the group Accounts Group

"Do let us know if you get more info on this Debbie, very confusing. I think its a reduction to 5% for charitable purpose energy use. I think an email into HMRC with your full details will help 0300 200 3700 Good luck!"

Nov 16, 2017

Debbie La-Haye added a discussion to the group Accounts Group

VAT on solar installation

If our CIC were to get funding for a solar panel installation, would we need to pay VAT and, if so, at what rate? I understand that for a domestic residence it would be 5%, and for a company it would be 20%, but I have seen some hints that for 'charitable purposes' it could be 0%, but I can't find any clarification on this.Just to complicate matters, it is part of a new development (offgrid), which would be 0% if domestic, but I don't know if what it would be if funded through CIC.Can anyone…See More

Nov 15, 2017

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Name of organisation (if any) you are associated with?: Horses Helping People

Is that organisation a CIC?: Yes

If you have a website, what is your web address?: http://www.horseshelpingpeople.co.uk

Are you interested in representing a CIC at the CIC Association AGM?: Yes

Are you interested in working in partnership with the CIC Association?: Yes

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Vote today 27th

Please vote for Horses Helping People in the People's Millions final - lines only open til midnight 27th,, so do it now! Call 0871 626 88 15 You can vote 10 times from any phone. Watch this film to see why you should vote …

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Posted on November 27, 2013 at 22:24

Peoples Millions finalist!

Fantastic news! - Horses Helping People CIC in Buckinghamshire have won through to the final round of ITV's The People's Millions, where worthy projects compete for public votes to win a cash donation of £50,000 from the National Lottery Big Lottery Fund.

Our therapeutic horsemanship centre is hoping to secure the money to fund the 'Neigh Team' project, where volunteers from the veteran and homeless communities will come to Sunrise Farm through 2014 to build a mile long sensory nature…

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Posted on October 31, 2013 at 23:18 — 5 Comments

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At 22:50 on April 5, 2011, Kathryn Kimbley said…: Hi Debbie,

Funny I should come across your post... Fatum perhaps ;) I'm a qualified Counsellor and have been studying the human-animal bond for a number of years. Your picture gave it away really, but I had a funny feeling you were in the same field as myself (although you are clearly in the hippo rather than the canine field ;))!

Anyhow, I just thought I'd introduce myself as it's wonderful to see more human-animal orgs popping up here in the UK!!!

All the best,

Kathryn

At 18:46 on October 6, 2009, John Mulkerrin said…: Hi Debbie
Thats a name I recognise from back in old days of 06/07!

Welcome to the site and thanks for joining! We hope to develop into a practical resource for all CICs and CIC Partners.

We’ll be sending out an update on our plans shortly and look forward to your input.

Best regards

John Mulkerrin