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Support the club through an eligible once-off donation.
Claregalway GAA & LGFA is an approved sporting body and is progressing a qualifying approved project for the purposes of the Revenue donations scheme. Supporters will soon be able to make eligible donations online and help strengthen the future of our club.
Under the Revenue scheme for approved sports bodies, eligible donations of €250 or more in a calendar year may qualify for tax relief. Depending on the option chosen, either:
Claregalway GAA & LGFA will provide the required form to donors so they can confirm which option they wish to use.
One-off donation options will be available first. Monthly and recurring giving options will follow soon.
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The exact tax effect depends on the donor’s circumstances and which option is chosen. The examples below are for illustration only.
Illustrative grossed-up values
| Donation | At 20% rate | At 40% rate |
|---|---|---|
| €250 | €312.50 to club | €416.67 to club |
| €500 | €625.00 to club | €833.33 to club |
| €750 | €937.50 to club | €1,250.00 to club |
| €1,000 | €1,250.00 to club | €1,666.67 to club |
If the tax relief is assigned to the club, the donor cannot also claim that same relief personally.
Illustrative personal tax benefit
| Donation | 20% relief | 40% relief |
|---|---|---|
| €250 | €50.00 | €100.00 |
| €500 | €100.00 | €200.00 |
| €750 | €150.00 | €300.00 |
| €1,000 | €200.00 | €400.00 |
If the donor chooses to claim the relief personally, the club receives the donation amount only and not any grossed-up additional claim.
Donors will be sent a form to confirm whether they want the tax relief to go to the club or whether they plan to claim it themselves.
We will issue this directly to eligible donors once a donation is received.
Current Revenue guidance states that both PAYE and self-assessed individual donors can choose either route from 1 January 2025, though some operational details for newer claims are still being updated by Revenue.
Companies do not use the same gross-up route as individuals. A company should instead claim the donation as a deduction itself, subject to the applicable rules.
If you decide not to assign the relief to the club, the way you claim depends on your tax position.
Complete your eligible donation to Claregalway GAA & LGFA once online payments go live.
We will issue the relevant donation receipt and the information needed for your records.
PAYE donors generally claim through MyAccount / Form 12, while self-assessed donors claim through their annual return.
If you would like to support Claregalway GAA & LGFA through this scheme, or if you have any questions on donations or sponsorship, please get in touch.