The donation platform for Slovenian associations

Yes. Any association established in Slovenia (društvo, federation, private institute, foundation, religious community) creates its account, accepts donations in euros by card, Apple Pay, Google Pay or PayPal, and uses fundraisers, QR codes, ticketing and memberships: sports clubs, cultural societies, volunteer fire brigades, choirs, social associations… The website and the app are available in English.

Nothing: €0 subscription and 0% Donoor commission. Only Stripe's fees apply, for example 1.5% + €0.25 for a donation by European card, and your donors can choose to cover them.

By its 10-digit matična številka (the first 7 digits are enough). Donoor finds your association by its name, matična or tax number in the official register of entities of Slovenia (AJPES) and in the tax authority's list, and verifies it at once; its tax number is shown next to it. An association that is not in the register, or a public institution such as a school, is checked by the Donoor team.

Bank card, Apple Pay, Google Pay, Link and PayPal. Revolut Pay and SEPA Direct Debit can be switched on in your settings. Tap to Pay, contactless payment with a phone, is in beta at Stripe in Slovenia.

No: in Slovenia, a donation does not reduce an individual's tax. But a person who pays income tax can give up to 1% of their tax to an association on the official list, at no extra cost, by requesting it on eDavki with the association's tax number. A company can deduct its donations up to 1% of its taxable turnover.

Every year, the government sets the list of beneficiaries (in particular associations recognised as being in the public interest and religious communities). A taxpayer can allocate up to 1% of their income tax to them, on eDavki or at the tax office: the request counts if it is received before 31 December and applies until they change it. If your association is on the list, Donoor shows it on its page with its tax number.

No: Slovenian law provides for no tax receipt for an individual's donation. Donors receive the confirmation email of their donation, which serves as proof of payment. Donoor files nothing with the tax office.

Yes, ticketing and the shop stay open. Note: in Slovenia, a sale paid by card counts as a cash sale and requires an invoice confirmed by the tax authority (fiscal cash register), which Donoor does not issue. A small association that is not VAT-registered and sells little may be exempt: check your situation with your accountant or FURS before opening sales. Donations are not sales.

To your association's Stripe account, then to its bank account (TRR), in euros. With PayPal, to its PayPal account. Donoor never holds the funds.

Yes, like any association: donations by card, PayPal and QR codes. Religious communities and their parishes listed in the register are found by their matična and verified at once. Many are also on the “1% of income tax” list.