On every payment we receive, 10% goes to an association in the territory where the contract was signed. The client chooses which one. Amounts are published. This page sets out the exact mechanism, what it genuinely costs us, and what it is not.
Corporate giving in New Caledonia earns a tax credit of 60% of the donation — but capped at 0.5% of turnover (tax code, articles Lp 37-2 and Lp 136-3). We give 10%, which is twenty times that ceiling.
| Turnover | Given (10%) | Tax credit | Real cost to us |
|---|---|---|---|
| XPF 600,000 | XPF 60,000 | XPF 1,800 | XPF 58,200 |
| XPF 1,200,000 | XPF 120,000 | XPF 3,600 | XPF 116,400 |
| XPF 1,800,000 | XPF 180,000 | XPF 5,400 | XPF 174,600 |
| XPF 3,600,000 | XPF 360,000 | XPF 10,800 | XPF 349,200 |
The tax credit covers roughly 3% of what is given. The other 97% comes out of our margin, with no fiscal offset.
We publish this because it is the only way to tell a commitment from an optimisation. A scheme designed around the tax ceiling would sit at 0.5% — not at 10%.
To the territory where the contract is signed. A New Caledonian client funds a New Caledonian association; a Port Vila client funds a Vanuatu one. Value stays where it is produced — which is also why we do not pool donations into a single organisation.
The areas we lean toward, without excluding others: environment and marine protection, education and youth, language and cultural heritage, employment pathways. If your association fits none of these but matters to you, it works for us.
This section will list every payment — association, amount, date — from the first relevant contract. It is empty today because the scheme has just been set up, and we would rather show an empty page than an unverifiable figure.
No. The advertised price is what you pay. The 10% is taken from our share after payment is received. Your invoice is the same whether or not you choose an association.
Yes — that is the point. You choose when signing. The only condition is that the organisation be of public interest and based in the territory where the contract is signed. If you have no preference, we suggest a list and you decide.
Every payment is published on this page — association, amount, date — and the donation receipt is passed to you. A commitment announced without proof is worth nothing, which is why we would rather start with an empty page than an unverifiable number.
Yes. Corporate giving in New Caledonia earns a 60% tax credit, but capped at 0.5% of turnover, while we give 10%. The credit therefore covers about 3% of what is given; the rest comes out of our margin. That gap is precisely what separates a commitment from an arrangement.
The principle holds: 10% goes to an association in your territory, chosen by you. We simply check before contracting that the organisation can receive a donation from New Caledonia and issue a receipt.
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