Would You Like to Make a Donation to Support one or all of the Rotary Club Projects? |
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You can donate as much or as little as you wish.
We accept donations from individuals and business. We can supply you with the necessary forms to allow you to offset donations against tax. Complete the form below and we will display our bank details so that you can make an electronic funds transfer. |
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The Rotary Club of Kimberley South is a registered Public Benefit Organisation (PBO) and has been issued with the unique PBO Number 930011514.
A PBO is an organisation that meets the requirements prescribed in section 30 of the Income Tax Act and which may apply for approval to the Commissioner of the South African Revenue Service , to enjoy the benefit of certain tax concessions.
The South African Government has recognised that certain organisations are dependent upon the generosity of the public and to encourage that generosity has provided a tax deduction for certain donations made by taxpayers. The eligibility to issue tax deductible receipts is dependent on section 18A approval granted by the TEU, and is restricted to specific approved organisations which use the donations to fund specific approved Public Benefit Activities.
A taxpayer making a bona fide donation in cash or of property in kind to a section 18A-approved organisation, is entitled to a deduction from taxable income if the donation is supported by the necessary section 18A receipt issued by the organisation or, in certain circumstances, by an employees’ tax certificate reflecting the donations made by the employee. The amount of donations which may qualify for a tax deduction is limited.
For more information about PBOs we recommend you visit the SARS website by clicking here.
A PBO is an organisation that meets the requirements prescribed in section 30 of the Income Tax Act and which may apply for approval to the Commissioner of the South African Revenue Service , to enjoy the benefit of certain tax concessions.
The South African Government has recognised that certain organisations are dependent upon the generosity of the public and to encourage that generosity has provided a tax deduction for certain donations made by taxpayers. The eligibility to issue tax deductible receipts is dependent on section 18A approval granted by the TEU, and is restricted to specific approved organisations which use the donations to fund specific approved Public Benefit Activities.
A taxpayer making a bona fide donation in cash or of property in kind to a section 18A-approved organisation, is entitled to a deduction from taxable income if the donation is supported by the necessary section 18A receipt issued by the organisation or, in certain circumstances, by an employees’ tax certificate reflecting the donations made by the employee. The amount of donations which may qualify for a tax deduction is limited.
For more information about PBOs we recommend you visit the SARS website by clicking here.
