ON average, citizens in the Balearics donate 54 euros per capita to non-governmental organisations (NGOs) which operate on a non-profit making basis. This figure is 15 percent less than the national average which is around the 64 euro mark.
State taxation representative Raul Burillo revealed the figures at a conference at the Balearic lawyers' official college, where he was promoting the tax advantages that can be gained by businesses and individuals alike who elect to finance non-profit making organisations.
Burillo confirmed that the Islands were trailing in the wake of regions of Spain in terms of contributions per capita being made to non-governmental organisations but he said that that could change if people realised just what tax savings they could make by increasing their donations.
Little financial support for NGOs from residents
27/10/2013 00:00
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