Royal Yachting Association awarded Fair Tax Mark for second year running

The Royal Yachting Association (RYA) was first awarded the coveted Fair Tax Mark accreditation in 2022 and it has been renewed this year in recognition of its continued transparency around its tax affairs.

Launched in 2014, the Fair Tax Foundation was developed by a team of tax justice, corporate responsibility and ethical consumerism experts. Its Fair Tax Mark accreditation scheme is considered the gold standard of responsible tax conduct, bridging the gap between corporate responsibility and the wider tax justice movement.

Gold standard 

Dave Strain, Finance Director at the Royal Yachting Association, commented: “We are delighted to have been awarded the Fair Tax Mark accreditation for a second consecutive year.

“We have always been an organisation that takes pride in our commitment to paying our fair share of tax and regard taxation as a vital means of distributing wealth to the wider community and society in general.

“Being certified with a Fair Tax Mark helps to maintain the RYA’s leading position as an international and national influencer through our commitment to integrity and excellence. It demonstrates that we pay the right amount of corporation tax, at the right time and in the right place.”

Greg Yates, Senior Accreditation Manager, said: “We are delighted that the Royal Yachting Association has once again achieved Fair Tax Mark accreditation. It’s great to see such a prestigious organisation leading by example in their tax conduct.”

Fair Tax Week 2023 

This year’s Fair Tax Week will take place from 8 to 18 June 2023, incorporating Tax Justice Sunday on 11 June. It’s a UK-wide recognition of the companies and organisations that are proud to promote responsible tax conduct and financial transparency. 

Through webinars, events and social media activity, Fair Tax Week will celebrate the positive contribution corporation tax makes to society.

Businesses carrying the Fair Tax Mark include brands such as Timpson, Lush, and Richer Sounds, FTSE listed companies including SSE and Marshalls Plc., as well as co-operatives, family businesses and social enterprises.

Find out how your business can get accredited

Read the full statement of Fair Tax compliance.

 

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