Accountability
& documents
Transparency and trust are paramount to The Netherlands Musical Instrument Foundation. We publish our official annual report and financial statements every year. You can view the most recent reports below. Several important policy documents are also listed here. These documents provide insight into our multi-year plan, statutes, and guidelines.
Annual Reports (in Dutch)
Prefer a printed version?
You can request printed annual reports from us. We'll be happy to send you a free copy (while supplies last). Request one via this contact form.
ANBI status
The Netherlands Musical Instrument Foundation is registered with the tax authorities as an Institution for General Benefit (ANBI). This means that the foundation does not have to pay gift tax and/or inheritance tax on gifts and inheritances received. And that you can deduct your gift in your tax return. Read more here.
CBF-Recognition
The Recognition is the hallmark for charities issued by regulator CBF. With the Recognition, organizations show that they meet strict quality requirements. Naturally, different requirements apply to larger organizations than to smaller ones. As much as 4.4 billion euros of giving money is under the supervision of the CBF. You can give to an Accredited Charity with confidence because you can assume that the organization actually contributes to a better world, handles every euro with care, is accountable and is independently audited.
Full transparency
The CBF Recognition Passport shows the most important information of an Approved Charity in an unambiguous and neutral manner. The passport contains qualitative information about the objective and activities of the organization as well as financial indicators, validated by CBF.
View our CBF-Erkenningspaspoort
questions?
i am happy
to assist you
Manon Veenendaal
managing director
+ 31 6 2422 8307 / +31 20 622 1255
veenendaal@muziekinstrumentenfonds.nl