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The landfill tax credit scheme was introduced with the landfill tax in October 1996 and enables landfill site operators to donate up to 6.8 per cent of their landfill tax liability to environmental projects in return for a 90 per cent tax credit. These projects should conform to one of six objects set for the LTCS:
Although not exclusively, some funds are distributed by what is termed Distributive Environmental Bodies (D-Ebs). Some of these bodies have a national remit, some are quite local. Details of the Distributive Environmental Bodies that operate in your county can be found on the website under D-Ebs Directory. To apply for awards some D-Ebs require applicants to enrol with Entrust. This costs £100.
Contact details of some of the larger Distributive Environmental Bodies:
GEMtrust (D-EB)
GEMtrust is a non-profit making, government-approved fund, dedicated to providing expertise, practical assistance and the financial means to improve the environment and social conditions of local communities throughout the UK. To do this it uses funds via the Land Fill tax credit scheme to support projects under the campaign heading IMPROVEIT. It has a track record of supporting sports based projects nationally.
For further guidance on the application process see the web site or send an email to projects@gemtrust.org or a fax to 01600 772144.
Onyx Environmental Trust (D-EB)
The Trust is committed to supporting the environment through funding community projects. It funds projects that comply with one or more of the LTCS categories and has awarded funds to a number of sports based capital projects in the Midlands under category D.
An on-line initial application form is available on the web site or call 01902 794 600 for more information.
Royal Society for Wildlife Trusts – Biffaward (D-EB)
Biffaward is committed to funding projects that focus on improving 'quality of life' and fostering vibrant communities. Surprisingly, given the host organisation it has funded indoor and outdoor sports facilities and capital projects under its Small Grants Scheme and its Amenity programme. Examples are available on the web site.
Guidelines and application forms are available on the web site or by calling 0870 036 1000
RMC Community Fund (D-EB)
The RMC Community Fund was established by RMC Group PLC to distribute around £150k per annum in funding to community based projects through the Landfill Tax Credit Scheme.
Further guidelines and application forms are available on the web site or by calling 01527 832 333
Sita Environmental Trust (D-EB)
Sita Environmental Trust provides funding for environmental, community improvement and sustainable waste management projects with funding donated to the Trust from the waste management firm, SITA UK.
Further guidelines and application forms are available on the web site or by calling 01454 262910
Waste Recycling Environmental Ltd (WREN) (D-EB)
Waste Recycling Environmental Ltd (WREN) is a non-profit making, registered Environmental Body that distributes grants to community, heritage and conservation projects under the Landfill Tax Credit Scheme.
Wren operates in Derbyshire, Lincolnshire, Nottinghamshire and Northamptonshire and the web site lists the location of the relevant landfill sites. It has supported a number of sports, skateboarding and play projects. Further guidelines and application forms are available on the web site or by calling 01953 717165
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