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Official guidance
Trusts, Settlements and Estates Manual

TSEM1400 · Introduction to trusts: new trusts

  • TSEM1402 · Introduction to trusts/introduction to trusts: new trusts/Trusts Registration Service
  • TSEM1403 · Introduction to trusts/introduction to trusts: new trusts/Trusts Registration Service: information required
  • TSEM1405 · Trust with no likelihood of income or gains
  • TSEM1406 · Public guidance
  • TSEM1420 · The trust office: UK resident and Non UK resident trusts
  • TSEM1421 · Introduction to trusts: new estates: complex estates
  • TSEM1450 · Trusts with a foreign connection
  • TSEM1455 · Trusts with a foreign connection - non-resident trusts
  • TSEM1460 · Trusts with a foreign connection - foreign law trusts
  • TSEM1470 · Introduction to trusts: new trust: new trust claims charitable status
  • TSEM1471 · Introduction to trusts: new trust: new appeal fund
  • TSEM1472 · Introduction to trusts: new trust: administration period followed by a trust
  • TSEM1473 · Introduction to trusts: new trust: administration period not followed by a trust
  1. Introduction to trusts: new trusts: contents
  2. Introduction to trusts: new trust: new appeal fund

TSEM1471 | Introduction to trusts: new trust: new appeal fund

From HM Revenue & Customs · Trusts, Settlements and Estates Manual

Appeal funds may be set up for example

  • for specific disasters

  • to benefit sick or disabled adults or children.

Trustees claim charitable status

If an appeal fund trust claims charitable status, submit the papers to Charities (Title Section) in Liverpool.

Trustees do not claim charitable status

If the appeal fund trust does not claim charitable status, do not ask for the trust deed. Follow the normal treatment for a new trust. TSEM1420.

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