WHY LEAVE A GIFT IN YOUR WILL
Gifts in Wills
Gifts in Wills to charities are exempt from Inheritance Tax. If more than 10% of a taxable estate is donated to charity, this can reduce the Inheritance Tax rate on the overall estate. We recommend you consult with your solicitor for all tax advice.
Contact a solicitor
A solicitor will make sure that your wishes will be carried out as you intend. The Law Society can help you find one in your area.
Choose the type of gift you would like to leave
A percentage share - A share of the value of your assets, such as property and savings. This is also known as a residuary gift.
A lump sum - A specific amount of money which can be any amount you choose. This is also known as a pecuniary gift.
Specific gifts - Some supporters choose to leave specific items such as jewellery, stamps or medals.
Writing Your Will
To leave a gift to Labrador Welfare, you’ll need to include our charity details:
Labrador Welfare, 5 Horden Burn Close, Stockton on Tees, Co Durham, TS18 2FF
Registered Charity Number 1012192
Appoint an Executor
An Executor will be responsible for carrying out the instructions in your Will. This can be a friend, relative, or your solicitor.
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We understand leaving a gift in your Will is a very personal and important decision. Anything you tell us will be confidential and not legally binding. Please note we cannot provide legal advice.