Originally posted by OdBod
In England an individual or organisation can give to registered charity of their choice and obtain a small tax relief against it. In this respect the Government loses an amount of tax revenue without being able to control the charity to which the donation is being made. So in this case, yes it is Government charity.
Really the government gives permission to give to charity for tax relief!?
Tax relief for giving isn't really giving for charity is it, it sounds more like
giving for tax relief not out of the goodness of one's heart for charity.
That sounds more like giving to get something out of it. The trouble with
government and charity as you are talking it about is that only the
"registered charity" get that type of tax relief. If the government does not
like the charity can it be denied?
You still are not addressing that the government doesn't use its own money
it only uses money it took from others! It is very easy to give away others
people's money it doesn't cost you it only cost them!