Ramassà was officially recognized as a public-benefit entity, a distinction that certifies our commitment to society and our social work.
What does it mean to be a public-benefit entity?
Being a public-benefit entity means meeting the requirements established by the State to contribute to the community through activities and projects that promote human rights, social inclusion, and people’s well-being. This official recognition highlights our work in the public interest and our ability to create a positive impact on society.
What benefits does this bring to us and our donors?
Greater visibility and trust
This recognition enhances our credibility with society and institutions, facilitating new partnerships and support.
Tax benefits for donors
Contributions made to Ramassà may qualify for tax deductions.
Access to grants and funding
We can now apply for public grants and funding that will allow us to expand the impact of our projects.
Commitment to transparency
This recognition requires us to maintain transparent and responsible resource management, ensuring that donations are used efficiently to support our cause.
An ongoing commitment to social impact
With this recognition, Ramassà reaffirms its commitment to using sport as a tool for social transformation. We will continue working transparently and with the support of everyone who shares our values to help build a fairer and more inclusive society.
Tax Deductions for Donations to NGOs
Foundations and associations subject to Law 49/2002
You will see that donating is far more affordable than it seems and incredibly rewarding.
Just as pension fund advertisements encourage you to calculate the tax savings from investing for retirement, we encourage you to calculate the tax deductions available for donations made to the causes you care about.
Since January 2024, the first €250 donated to an NGO qualifies for an 80% tax deduction. In practical terms:
- If you have donated €250 during the year, you will be able to deduct €200 on your tax return. In other words, it will have effectively cost you only €50. Or, expressed monthly: if you contribute €20 per month, the real cost is just €4 per month.
- If your contribution exceeds €250 per year, you can deduct 80% of the first €250 and 40% of the remaining amount. Furthermore, if this is your third consecutive year supporting the same NGO, the deduction on the remaining amount increases to 45% instead of 40% (provided that your donation is equal to or greater than that of the previous year).
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These calculations apply to donations made to organizations covered by Law 49/2002. Donations to organizations subject to regional tax regimes, such as those in the Basque Country and Navarre, may be eligible for different deduction rates.
In addition, some autonomous communities offer additional tax deductions.
All accredited NGOs are covered by Law 49/2002 or the applicable regional tax regulations and, therefore, donations made to them are eligible for tax deductions.