Donate to it Residentie Orkest
Fund Residentie Orkest
When you donate to the Residentie Orkest, your money goes into the Fund Residentie Orkest. This Fund was established in February 2020 with the goal of providing necessary financial support to Residentie Orkest The Hague.
Every year the Fund contributes to the artistic, educational and social projects of the Orchestra. This helps the Orchestra in its efforts as an (inter)national orchestra to play the most beautiful (classical) music and thus be an ambassador for the city of The Hague. At the same time, the Fund contributes to the objective of the Residentie Orkest to be there for everyone in the Hague region through its extensive educational and social activities.
Help quickly and directly! With a one-time donation you simply support our projects via iDeal.
- Twice a year we invite you to wonderful Viotta evenings.
- You are invited to celebrate festive occasions with the orchestra.
- Through a newsletter, you will be the first to know about the Last
Establish your own Named Fund with a specific purpose that meets the needs of the orchestra.
How wonderful is it if future generations continue to experience the power of this music? By including the Residentie Orkest in your will, you contribute to this. With your help, music is forever!
Tax-free gifting, how does it work?
The Fund Residentie Orkest is designated by the tax authorities as a cultural ANBI (Algemeen Nut Beogende Instelling). What you donate, we can use one hundred percent to pass on music to future generations. For you as a donor it is also fiscally attractive to donate.
Donors to cultural ANBIs have an additional gift deduction. This way, you can sometimes even double your support of the orchestra, at no cost to you.
A periodic gift of at least five years is fully deductible for income tax purposes. There is no threshold income or maximum deductible amount. Would you like to qualify for this? Then have the donation recorded in a written agreement. We can send you the form for this.Â
Because Fonds Residentie Orkest is a cultural ANBI, you may even deduct 125% of your gift in this case. This additional deduction applies to a maximum donation amount of €5,000 per year. Of course, the donation amount above €5,000 remains 100% deductible.Â
Here's how it works
You donate €1,000 annually
Annual periodic gift: €1,000
Your deduction (125%): €1,250
Tax refund at 52% tax rate: €650
Your net gift: €350Â
You donate €5,000 annually
Annual periodic gift: €5,000
Your deduction (125%): €6,250
Tax refund at 52% tax rate: €3,250
Your net gift: €1,750
You donate €10,000 annually
Annual periodic gift: €10,000
Your deduction (€5,000 at 125%, €5,000 at 100%): €11,250
Tax refund at 52% tax rate: €5,850
Your net gift: €4,150
One-time or occasional donations are limited deductible, subject to a threshold amount and a maximum. The threshold amount for occasional donations is 1% of your threshold income, with a minimum of €60. The threshold income is the total of your income and deductions in box 1,2, and 3, but not including your personal deductions. What you donated more than the threshold amount, you may deduct, up to the maximum: 10% of your threshold income.
The maximum is 10% of your threshold income. For more information on donations to (cultural) ANBIs, visit belastingdienst.nl/giften.
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"With this Fund, we want the Residentie Orkest to develop even more activities that add value to the community."
- Olaf Smits van Waesberghe, treasurer
The Board
Rob Perik
Olaf Smits van Waesberghe
Miranda van Drie
Yardena Shitrit
Johnno Wesseling
Additional information
Amare
Turfhaven 11
2511 DK The Hague
860953257
77265793
Foundation Fund Residentie Orkest
Account number: NL15 RABO 0354 7125 86
If you transfer an amount, we ask that you do so by stating your address and phone number.
We are designated as a cultural ANBI by the Internal Revenue Service.
View the standard form publication obligation ANBI
Read Fund's 2021-2024 policy plan here Residentie Orkest.
Read the 2020-2021 Annual Report here Fund Residentie orkest.