Donating by bank account is by far the least expensive method of payment in terms of fees to payment processors, and it is the recommended method to donate to SCImPULSE.
Please transfer the desired amount to the following bank account, and remember to specify your data, or how to contact you, in the "reason for transfer" field (should you be interested in certifying your donation for tax deduction or other purposes)
Account holder: ScimPulse Foundation
IBAN: NL67 INGB 0006 1108 81
BIC/SWIFT: INGBNL2A
The donations to a PBO (ANBI) are always deductible from-and-up to a certain amount and can be periodic or incidental, in cash or in kind. In all cases a confirmation from the foundation (if certain formal formats are met) is sufficient to be entitled to the tax deduction.
Private donations: are deductible for income tax as from € 60,- till 10% of your annual income (“drempel inkomen”). A bank statement of your donation is sufficient for deduction.
Company donations: are deductible from profit tax up to 50% of the annual profit to a maximum of € 100.000,- a year. The Foundation will hand over a formal confirmation of the donation.
Note: the tax exemption goes for Dutch based entities. ANBI certification is a EU PBO, but tax exemptions outside of The Netherlands need to be checked in the Country from where the donation originates. Contact us about your interest, and we will work out the opportunities together.
The “ANBI status” is granted by the Dutch Tax-authorities after meeting the demands of the tax authorities.
Since January 1st 2014 these demands have become much more strict then they used to be. The reason why is that it can be seen as a reassurance that donations will truly go to the public benefit and donors will get tax advantages in return for their donation. In this way the government gives support to the greater good of PBO organizations. ScimPulse is awarded with this earmark retroactively from the day it was founded – 1st of May 2013 – on 30th of April 2014.
Further to proving the foundation is sustainable into the future, the Foundation had to meet strong demands into proving: