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Does Terry Wogan Get Paid....
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for Children in Need, or Celebs taking part?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Some years ago, it was revealed that he not only had a fee negotiated by his representative but he took it. When this became public, his ungracious reply was that the cameraman got paid, so why should he not be.
Given the bad publicity from that, it is unlikely that celebrities on Children in Need take a money for appearing, whatever their agents, looking for a percentage, say. The benefit for them is the PR one, of looking good to the public (which is not to say that they wouldn't volunteer to help a charity)
Given the bad publicity from that, it is unlikely that celebrities on Children in Need take a money for appearing, whatever their agents, looking for a percentage, say. The benefit for them is the PR one, of looking good to the public (which is not to say that they wouldn't volunteer to help a charity)
yeah, mega-lots...I think
think of large number and then multiply by Beeb !
The Celebs some do and some dont and some give it to Chariddy
I thought Charlotte Church did that (the latter)
as they draw their cheques, do they feel a sense of irony hollering about St Sprogwarts raising £124.96 and a few buttons ?
nope they dont
think of large number and then multiply by Beeb !
The Celebs some do and some dont and some give it to Chariddy
I thought Charlotte Church did that (the latter)
as they draw their cheques, do they feel a sense of irony hollering about St Sprogwarts raising £124.96 and a few buttons ?
nope they dont
Gift Aid is important. There's a slight snag in people like Wogan giving to charity. In the UK, he'll be taxed, for this year, at 45% on income. The gift aid gets the charity the basic rate, 20%. Having it so the charity got the rate appropriate to the donor would be excessively complicated. But, unlike in the US, he can't claim tax relief on his gift. So HMRC win something, as they usually do.
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Thanks , wolf. That will be why there's a section on my income tax form asking how much I have given to charity. I thought it was just a check to see whether the figures from the charities bore any resemblance to what people said they gave, but, thinking about it, your answer makes a lot more sense.