Policy plan Museum of Contemporary Tibetan Art

Strategy plan Museum of Contemporary Tibetan Art

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.

ANBI Museum of Contemporary Tibetan Art

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.

Contact details
Tibet House Holland Foundation
Hoofdstraat 16C
7811 EP Emmen

Visiting address:
Hoofdstraat 16C, Emmen, Rensenpark
Telephone: +31 6 2029 9125
E-mail: info@mocta.org

RSIN: 850020839
Chamber of Commerce number: 51447150

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