Support the musical projects of I Solisti Veneti! Help us make music alive!
Your donation can also help bring music to life thanks to the ART BONUS, a tax credit, equal to 65% of the donated amount, reserved for those who make liberal donations in support of the Italian public cultural heritage. The Solisti Veneti – as an entity financed by the Fondo Unico per lo Spettacolo (FUS) – have been included since May 2020 among the categories of entities that can receive support from private individuals through liberal donations that allow patrons to benefit from the Art Bonus tax credit (Legislative Decree 19 May 2020, No. 34)
What does it mean?
If donate 200 euros → no recoveries 130 thanks to Art Bonus.
If donate 1000 euros → no recoveries 650 thanks to Art Bonus.
If donate 5000 euros → no recoveries 3250 thanks to Art Bonus. *
*For liberal donations made in support of culture, a tax credit equal to 65% of the amount donated within the following periods is recognized limits: 5 per thousand of annual revenues for subjects with business income, 15% of taxable income for private subjects.
Your support will help us in our mission of make music alive, investing in the future of young talents and create cultural experiences unique as they are accessible to all.
To take advantage of the ART BONUS It is necessary to follow some simple procedures:
1: Make the donation by bank transfer to the account IT59 C030 6912 1231 0000 0012 283 in the name of I Solisti Veneti or Make a donation online.
2: Indicate in the reason for payment the wording: “Art Bonus – I SOLISTI VENETI – your tax code or VAT number – Support for the 2025 Season”.
3: Send to address supportus@solistiveneti.it a copy of the accounting document for registration purposes.
As soon as we receive the transfer, we will send you a receipt of your donation that you can include, attaching it to the copy of the transfer, in your next tax return, a request for consent to the publication of your name and surname on the Art Bonus website and on the I Solisti Veneti website.
