Loyal donors, to act everywhere

In Belgium

30% tax reduction from €40 of donations a year to an approved institution. Donoor prepares the annual 281.71 tax certificate and the Belcotax file.

In Luxembourg

Donations are deductible from taxable income from €120 a year, when given to a recognised organisation. Donoor sends a donation receipt after each donation.

In the Netherlands

Donations to an ANBI are deductible from income above 1% of that income, with a minimum of €60. Donoor checks the ANBI status and sends a proof of donation after each gift.

In Germany

Donations are deductible from taxable income, up to 20% of income, when they go to an association exempted by its Finanzamt. Donoor sends a Zuwendungsbestätigung on the official template after each donation.

In Italy

A 30% tax reduction (35% for an ODV) if the association is registered in the Third Sector register (RUNTS). Donoor sends a ricevuta in the association's name after each donation and prepares the file for the pre-filled tax return.

In Spain

A tax reduction of 80% on the first 250 euros, then 40%, for a donation to a public-utility association or foundation under Ley 49/2002, or to a religious entity of a faith that has an agreement with the State. Donoor sends a donation certificate and prepares the Form 182 file.

In Austria

Donations are deductible from income, up to 10% of it, when they go to an organisation on the Ministry of Finance list (sport, culture, social work, nature, fire brigades…). There are no receipts in Austria: every year, Donoor prepares the list the association sends to the tax office.

In Ireland

No receipt and no deduction for the donor: under the Charitable Donation Scheme, an association approved by Revenue reclaims 44.93% of donations of at least €250 a year from the same donor. Donoor does not collect PPSNs: the association makes the claim itself.

In Portugal

Tax reduction of 25% of the donation (32.5% for a religious entity) for an association with a recognised status: IPSS, public utility, sport, culture… Donoor sends a donation receipt in Portuguese and prepares the Modelo 25 list.

In Malta

No tax relief for individuals; a company can get a 35% tax credit (up to €500 a year) for a donation to an enrolled voluntary organisation (VO) working in social, environmental or animal welfare. After every donation, Donoor sends the numbered receipt required by Maltese law.

In Croatia

No receipt: donors deduct their donations to a Croatian association themselves, up to 2% of their income for the year (€100 could cost them only €80), by attaching their proof of payment to their tax return. Donoor files nothing with the tax office.

In Finland

No receipt: in 2026, a donation to an association gives individuals no tax relief in Finland. Instead, Donoor shows on every donation page the Police fundraising number the law requires.

In Slovenia

No receipt: in Slovenia, a donation does not reduce an individual's tax. An association on the official list can, however, receive up to 1% of its supporters' income tax at no extra cost to them: Donoor shows it on its page, with its tax number.

In Estonia

No receipt: a donation to an association on the tax authority's list is deducted from the donor's income (22%, up to €1,200 a year; €100 could cost them only €78) if the association declares it with their personal code. Donoor prepares the INF 4 declaration for you, to upload to e-MTA before 1 February.

In Lithuania

No receipt: in Lithuania, a donation does not reduce an individual's tax. An association that is a support recipient registered as an NGO can, however, receive up to 1.2% of its supporters' income tax, at no extra cost to them: Donoor shows it on its page, with its code.

In Slovakia

No receipt: in Slovakia, a donation does not reduce an individual's tax. An association registered with a notary can, however, receive 2% of its supporters' income tax (3% if they volunteer), at no extra cost to them: Donoor shows it on its page, with its IČO.

In Bulgaria

No receipt yet: in Bulgaria, your donors deduct their donations from their taxable income, up to 5% of it, if your association has public-benefit status, is a chitalishte or a registered religious community. Donoor shows it on your page, with the link to your entry in the register.

In Greece

No tax receipt: in Greece, your donors reduce their tax by 20% of their donations (40% for a public-benefit foundation or a registered civil society organisation, ΟΚοιΠ) if their donations for the year exceed €100 and your association is one of the bodies recognised by law. Donoor shows it on your page, with your AFM (ΑΦΜ).