Tournament Levy Form

This form allows you to submit details of your tournament levy online. See the policy page [1] for more details of the levy and exceptions to these rates. Please contact the Treasurer if one of these exceptions apply: treasurer@britgo.org

Payment by cheque: Alternatively you can print this page, and send it with your cheque, made payable to British Go Association, to the Treasurer at 7 Beatrice House, Bonham Road, London, SW2 5HH.

Note 1: Charges for members of foreign National Associations, e.g. the Nihon Ki-in in Japan, are levied at BGA-member rates.

Note 2: The BGA Concessionary rate applies to UK residents who are receiving an unemployment, disability or Pension Credit benefit. Similar rules should be applied to concessionary rates for non-BGA members.

Note 3: Multi-day tournaments - Where a player does not take part on one or more days of a multi-day tournament, the levy payment should be reduced proportionately. Please do this by artificially reducing the number of players.

Note 4: Tournament Code - Optionally enter the EGD code for the event here or ensure the year is shown with the name of the Tournament.

Name
Email
Tournament
Tournament Code
Tournament length
First time tournament players	@ £0.00 per day
British Go Association (BGA) members or members of another National Go Association	@ £2.00 per day
BGA concessionary members (includes youth and student members)	@ £1.50 per day
Other Players	@ £5.00 per day
Other Players @ concession rate	@ £4.50 per day
Levy Amount (£)
Message

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