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Information on tax deductibility (in German):
To make it possible for you as a private individual to deduct your donation tax-deductible, the Natural History Museum is obliged to report certain data to the tax office. If you want to take advantage of this opportunity, please send us an email with the following data: First name, last name, exact postal address, date of birth.
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IBAN: AT866000000096050428
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