Maximizing the impact of your donation to NONA Foundation
This section informs you on the difference between regular and registered donations.
In case you make a regular one-off or periodic donation, you will only receive limited tax benefits by receiving a small amount or nothing from the Tax Authority of the Netherlands.
Through a registered donation, you will receive a full tax deduction without any additional costs. You maximize your impact as you can support even more girls in Sri Lanka with the same amount. heel weinig of helemaal niets terug van de Belastingdienst. Met voordelig schenken is alles aftrekbaar en het kost u niets extra. Sterker nog, voor hetzelfde bedrag helpt u meer meisjes in Sri Lanka!
Tax benefits for PBO
The Tax Authority of the Netherlands allows you to deduct your donation to our foundation because NONA Foundation is a Public Benefit Organisation (PBO). In Dutch this means Algemeen Nut Beogende Instelling -ANBI. A minimum threshold and maximum donation apply to tax deduction. You are free to deduct the amount above threshold but you need to stay below the maximum amount.
The threshold and maximum amount depend on the threshold of your personal income. This so-called ‘threshold income’ is the total of all your income and deductions from box 1, 2 and 3. In case you submit your tax return online, then your threshold income will be filled in automatically by the Tax Authority in the donations section.
The threshold amount is 1% of your threshold income, but a minimum of € 60. Any donation above the 1% of your threshold income can be deducted upto a maximum of 10% of your threshold income. In case of regular donations, your threshold income could be so high that you barely receive any tax benefits from the Tax Authority. Hency, we suggest registered donations. krijgt van de Belastingdienst.