Tax deduction for donations

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Giving means taking concrete action... and benefiting from a solidarity tax advantage

Tax deduction: your donation is a doubly supportive gesture!

Make a gesture of solidarity, benefit from a tax advantage

💬 How does the tax deduction work?

🔹 For individuals:

  • 66% of your donation is deductible from your income tax.

  • Up to a limit of 20% of your taxable income.

  • Beyond this, the excess can be declared over 5 years.

Example:
A donation of €150 only costs you €51 after tax deduction.

🔹 For businesses:

  • Donations are eligible for a corporate tax reduction equal to 60% of the amount donated, up to a limit of 0.5% of net turnover.


Making a donation is a concrete way to help while benefiting from a tax advantage. Together, let's turn solidarity into a lever for action.

Explanatory Table: How Does the Tax Reduction Work?

Step Description Example
1. Donation You make a donation to Dissei. €200 donation
2. Receipt received You receive a tax receipt from Dissei. Receipt for a €200 donation
3. Tax Return You declare your donation in your online tax return. Declaration of the €200 donation
4. Tax Reduction You benefit from a 66% tax reduction on the amount of your donation. Tax reduction of €132 (66% of €200)

Automatic tax receipt

After each donation, you will automatically receive a tax receipt by email or mail. Simply attach it to your tax return to benefit from the tax reduction.

- Tax-deductible donations without supporting documentation are not permitted. A receipt is required. The list of charities eligible for 75% or 66% tax deduction depends on the nature and mission of the organization. Dissei will provide you with all the necessary information. - Online declaration: simply enter the donation amount in the corresponding box (7UD or 7UF).

Donations are deducted directly from the tax due, according to the applicable deduction rates.

The tax deduction varies between 66% and 75% of the amount of the donation depending on the nature of the association and the nature of the donor (individual or company).