Download our 2019/2020 financial accounts here.
Download our 2018/2019 financial accounts here.
Download our 2017/2018 financial accounts here.
Below is a list of our current funders.
Download our 2018/2019 financial accounts here.
Download our 2017/2018 financial accounts here.
Below is a list of our current funders.
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The Joffe Charitable Trust has made a grant of £60,000 to support our movement building work for 2020-2022.
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The Barrow Cadbury Trust made a three-year grant of £75,000 from 2021 to 2023 to support our advocacy and campaigning work.
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The Friends Provident Foundation made a two-year grant of £146,000 from January 2020 to support our communications work, including a project to understand public attitudes on tax and wealth.
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The Joseph Rowntree Charitable Trust made a three year grant of £90,000 in July 2021 to support our work on corporate tax accountability.
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Trust for London made a £120,000 three year grant in July 2021 to support out work advocating for greater taxes on wealth.
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Luminate made a grant of £67,500 in October 2020 to fund a Head of Advocacy role.
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Lankelly Chase made a grant of £50,000 in July 2021 to support a collaboration between organisations working for a fairer tax system in the UK with a focus on very and ultra high net wealth individuals and families paying more taxes. The majority of this grant will be sub-granted to our partners.
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Previous funders include the Joseph Rowntree Reform Trust, which provided a seed grant of £7,350 to launch Tax Justice UK between July and September 2017, the Andrew Wainwright Reform Trust, which provided a small grant of £7,996 to support the further development of Tax Justice UK, from October to December 2017, and the Paul Hamlyn Foundation, which made a grant of £10,000 in March 2019 to support the development of our organisational strategy.
Tax Justice UK receives a number of small-scale donations from members of the public. These totalled £30,000 for the 2019/20 financial year.
Tax Justice UK receives a number of small-scale donations from members of the public. These totalled £30,000 for the 2019/20 financial year.
