We are an ANBI status  – Public Beneficial Organization

The Museum of Contemporary Tibetan Art (MOCTA) is qualified as an ANBI Status, registered with the Tax Authorities as a General Benefit Institution.  It is a  Public Benefit Organization ANBI (Algemeen nut beogende instelling) because it meets all conditions and all efforts are entirely committed to the public benefit.

• An institution can only be an ANBI if it is at least 90% committed to public benefit.
• An ANBI does not pay Dutch inheritance tax or gift tax on inheritances.
• An ANBI does not pay Dutch gift tax on gifts that the organisation awards to the public benefit.
• Natural and legal persons who donate to an ANBI can deduct their gifts from their Dutch income tax or corporate income tax.

Our Museum complies fully with:

• The practice guidance as described at the Governance Cultural Code
• ICOM -International Council of Museums
• Code of Ethics for Museums
• LAMO and the Heritage Act
• Fare Practice Code and Diversity & inclusion strategies at the Workplace in order to contribute to the community in the best way
• WBT-the Management and Supervision of Legal Entities Act and all rules and norms or laws adjusted for the good of the Museum and its interaction with the public.

• RSIN nr. 850020839 Tibet House Holland
• KVK nr. 51447150
• RSIN: 850020839
• Chamber of Commerce number: 51447150

 

Donate with advantage

Our Museum has been designated by the Tax Authorities as a Public Benefit Institution (ANBI). Without donations from donors, we at Museum of Contemporary Tibetan Art,  cannot fulfill our mission for the preservation of Tibetan Art and Culture. We are therefore happy with any donation. Small or large is welcome!

Support our Museum dedicated to the presentation of the Tibetan Art and Culture. We strive to preserve and share the tradition, art and history of Tibet. Its land, its history, its cause. Your donation help us to continue our mission. As a donor you get free admission and other advantages to our museum. Please press the yellow button to make a donation.

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Donate with Tax Benefits

Benefit organizations (ANBI’s) can request an ANBI status from the Tax Authorities. The Museum of Contemporary Tibetan Art has the status of cultural ANBI. This means that donating to the Museum can yield a tax benefit. Donors of cultural ANBI benefit from extra tax benefits, because they are subject to an extra high donation deduction

Our Museum has been designated by the Tax Authorities as a Public Benefit Institution (ANBI). This means that as a donor you can  take advantage of tax benefits. As a private individual or company, you can make a personal contribution to the Museum in the form of a gift or legacy.

Tax benefit for donors of a cultural ANBI

ANBI status brings tax benefits and is therefore advantageous for donors. This applies to both single and periodic donations. Donors to an ANBI may, under certain conditions, deduct their donations from income or corporate tax.

Museum of Contemporary Tibetan Art does not have to pay tax on donations and inheritances received.This allows us to use the donated money 100% for our intended purposes.

Annual report and accounts

• Annual Report 2022
• Annual report and financial account 2022
• Annual report and financial account 2021
• Annual report and financial account 2020
• Annual report and financial account 2019
• Annual report and financial account 2018

Policies & Strategies

• Policy plan Museum of Contemporary Tibetan Art 2022-2025
• Strategy Plan Museum of Contemporary Tibetan Art 2022-2025

Objective

• Maintaining the Museum of Contemporary Tibetan Art
• To collect, loan and manage objects relating to Tibetan and Buddhist artefacts, traditional Thangka paintings and ancient scriptures derived from the sacred Buddhist sutras
• Maintaining, keeping on loan, managing and improving the collection thus accumulated collection, as well as the conservation of objects belonging to the aforementioned collection
• Making the public aware of the objects described, as well as informing the public about the informing the public about the manufacture of the aforementioned objects, the social and cultural backgrounds associated with these objects and the periods in which these objects were manufactured
• Presenting parts of the collection in their mutual context
• Also everything that is directly or indirectly related to the above or can be all in the broadest sense of the word

Monthly meetings

Monthly meetings take place among the board members of Tibet House Foundation Holland.

Remuneration policy

Board, Advisory Board and volunteers perform their work without financial remuneration.

Board of Directors:

• President Ronald Klaar
• Treasurer  John Bax
• Secretary Chantal Berens
• General board and management Désirée Lorist

Board of Advisors:

• President: Ali Zingstra
• Members: Shilpa Samplonius-Raut

Contact Details:

Tibet House Holland Foundation

Postal Address:

Museum of Contemporary Tibetan Art
Hoofdstraat 16C

Rensenpark

7811 EP Emmen

Visiting Address:

Rensenpark Main Gate Entrance

Telephone: +31 6 2347 9320

E-mail: info@mocta.org

Please note that entrance, is the Rensenpark Main Gate Entrance, which is located 50m on the opposite of the main church of Emmen-centrum. This is what it is suggested, at the address Hoofdstraat 16c, 7811 EP Emmen.