Legal Guidelines
This page provides a clear overview of the key legal and ethical principles that govern the Cancer Immunotherapy Endowment Fund (CIEF) and its donation process. We publish these documents to ensure transparency, protect donors and visitors, and define the rules that guide our scientific, administrative, and communication standards.
For partners, auditors, and stakeholders who prefer a consolidated reference, we also provide an official PDF document that bundles the core legal texts in a single, formal format.
The PDF contains the consolidated policies listed below for formal reference.
If you have any questions regarding these documents, please contact us through the Contact page.
Tax deductibility – Czech donors (CZ tax residents)
Donation receipts/confirmations are delivered by email and are also available on the donation confirmation page. Tax deductibility depends on the rules of your country of tax residence.
Individuals
- Donations may generally be deducted if the annual total is at least CZK 1,000 or exceeds 2% of the tax base.
- For recent tax years, the increased maximum deductible amount has been set to up to 30% of the tax base (subject to the applicable tax year rules).
Companies
- Donations may generally be deducted if statutory conditions are met. For recent tax periods, the increased maximum deductible amount has been set to up to 30% of the tax base (subject to the applicable tax period rules).
Proof (donation confirmation)
Donations are typically proven by a document showing at least the recipient, amount/value, purpose, and date of the donation. In practice, a confirmation/receipt from the recipient is commonly used for this purpose.
Recipient identification:
Cancer Immunotherapy Endowment Fund, nadační fond
IČO: 23442735
Jírovcova 2814/66, České Budějovice 3, 370 04 České Budějovice, Czech Republic
Donations are used for research and related public-benefit purposes (science/research/health).
This section is provided for general information only and does not constitute tax or legal advice. We recommend consulting a qualified tax advisor regarding your specific situation.