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ANBI Status

Public Benefit Organization

Information about AAHO’s reported ANBI recognition by the Dutch Tax Authority. Always verify the current register entry. Tax treatment depends on the donor’s circumstances and Dutch rules.

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Many foundations want to be classified as Public Benefit Institutions (ANBI). This status is granted by the Dutch Tax Authorities. ANBI status can provide tax benefits for both donors and the foundation itself, subject to applicable Dutch rules.

Legal identity

Statutory name
Stichting Afghan Altruistic Humanitarian Organisation
KVK
82092427
RSIN
862333325
Established
5 March 2021

ANBI

Stichting Afghan Altruistic Humanitarian Organisation reports ANBI (Public Benefit Organization) recognition by the Dutch Tax Authority as of 29 October 2021. Please verify the exact registered name, RSIN, and current status in the official ANBI register before relying on this statement.

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Search using RSIN 862333325 or the statutory name above.

Advantages

A foundation with ANBI status generally does not pay inheritance or gift tax on amounts received, provided the money is used for the public interest. Donors may, in some cases, deduct gifts from income or corporation tax under Dutch rules. Additional conditions can apply (for example, recording certain gifts in an agreement). The foundation may also qualify for an energy-tax refund in applicable cases.

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Tax treatment depends on the donor’s circumstances and applicable Dutch rules. Donors should consult the Dutch Tax Administration or a tax adviser.

Conditions

To qualify for ANBI status, a foundation must meet conditions set by the Tax Authorities. The most important is that the foundation is at least 90 percent committed to the common good. Useful activities may not be for profit. A director of an ANBI may not receive a salary for board duties; the foundation may still employ staff. Full conditions are published on the Belastingdienst website.

Withdrawal of ANBI status

A foundation loses its ANBI status if the conditions set by the tax authorities are no longer met. The foundation can also terminate the status itself.

ANBI publication set

Transparency publications required for ANBI organisations. Documents not yet uploaded are marked clearly; please contact us if you need the latest file.

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  • Board and remuneration policy

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    Remuneration policy

  • Latest activity report

    Year-by-year activity record on the About page. Formal annual activity reports will be linked here when published.

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  • Latest financial statements

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  • Official ANBI register entry

    Verify current status, RSIN, and registered name via the Belastingdienst ANBI search.

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