About Hanken's fundraising

Hanken's fundraising reaches out to friends of Hanken, alumni, corporations, foundations, students and personnel. Private persons and corporations are allowed to deduct tax on donations.

Tax-deductible donations

Private persons and corporations are allowed to deduct tax on donations.

Private persons

  • Private persons are allowed to deduct tax on donations of and between 850 euro and 500 000 euro. Hanken is responsible for registering private donations with the tax authority and it will automatically appear on your tax declaration. For more information please visit the tax authority's web-site (only in Finnish).

For companies

  • For companies, donations of and between 850 euro and 250 000 euro are tax deductible. Donations from companies are recorded with the tax administration authorities by the donating company.
  • If a corporation's taxable earnings amount to 20 000 euro, a donation of 2000 euro means 18 000 euro will be taxed. Note that this does not apply to open-ended investment companies or limited partnership business entities.

When making a donation of and above 850 euro, a deed of gift must be submitted.

Deed of Gift


Donation committee

Hanken's board has appointed a donation committee. The members of the committee supports the fundraising activities.

  • Henrik Ehrnrooth, Chairman
  • Christoph Vitzthum, Chariman at Hanken School of Economics
  • Carl Haglund
  • Mikael Frisk, Chairman at Svenska handelshögskolan Foundation
  • Kristina Pentti-von Walzel
  • Maria Östergård Käld
  • Helena Strandell
  • Mira Aarnivuo, Secretary of the committee

Fundraising permit

  • Fundraising permit in Finland (excl. Åland): RA/2020/1088
    The permit is issued by the Police authorities.
    Valid: 16.09.2020 - 

Contact information

Please contact us here or at fundraising@hanken.fi for more information!