Whatever your status, your contribution is considered a donation. The project creators can provide you with a document certificating your contribution if you require it.

In general, no.

However the creator of a project – and not KissKissBankBank – can provide its contributors with a certification of their contribution. According to the countries and statuses of both the creator and contributors, this certificate might be used for tax purposes.

If I am a company or an association, can these contributions be deducted from my taxes? Just as if you contribute as an individual, the answer is in general no.

However the creator of a project – and not KissKissBankBank – can provide its contributors with a certification of their contribution. According to the countries and statuses of both the creator and contributors, this certificate might be used for tax purposes.

No.

Only the creators of the project for which you, as a contributor, can have an interest in asking for a receipt or certificate, can issue such document. It is the creator's responsibility to provide for it.

Just as if you contribute as an individual, the answer is in general no.

However the creator of a project – and not KissKissBankBank – can provide its contributors with a certification of their contribution. According to the countries and statuses of both the creator and contributors, this certificate might be used for tax purposes.

It depends on your country.

For sure, all revenue must be declared to taxation services. However every country will have their own categories in which the funds from a crowdfunding campaign can be included. We strongly suggest you take advice from the appropriate authorities of where the project emanates.

No.

KissKissBankBank always provides a bill of 8% all inclusive (commission + banking fees + VAT) validating the transfer of contributions so that the creators can declare their revenue as they should. However our responsibility stops here.