As a recognized association of public utility, Krousar Thmey is entitled to receive bequests and donations.

WHAT IS A BEQUEST?
A bequest is a testamentary disposition whereby a person transfers all or part of his or her property to the designated person. You can bequeath your property to a  association recognized of public interestsuch as Krousar Thmey; Whatever the amount, the gift is exempt from all inheritance taxes.
There are several types of legacies:

• The universal legacy: the legacy of all property
• The legacy of a part of its patrimony to one or more persons
• The particular legacy: bequest of one or more property identified to one or more persons

HOW TO MAKE A LEGACY TO KROUSAR THMEY?
You have to write a will. The most common forms are:

• The holograph will: document written, dated and signed by the hand of the testator, it is easy and inexpensive. However, it can sometimes be challenged (see cancellation) when it is not drafted with the help of a specialized lawyer.
• The authentic testament: drawn up by a notary in the presence of two witnesses or a second notary, the authentic will must be signed by the testator. The notary writes it himself under the dictation of his client.

For more information or to make a donation, contact Krousar Thmey France

WHAT IS A DONATION?
A donation is a contract by which you, as a donor, transfer ownership of a property to a beneficiary.
You can give to a recognized public interest association, whatever the amount, this donation is exempt from all rights of succession.
The share you can transmit is called the amount available and corresponds to half of your assets if you have only one child, one third of your assets if you have two children, a quarter if you have more than three children.
It can be all or part of the estate if you have no other heirs.

HOW TO MAKE A DONATION TO KROUSAR THMEY?
Contrary to the will, which takes effect only at the death of the testator, this transmission takes place during the lifetime of its author. In principle, recourse to the notary is compulsory at the time of a donation. Nevertheless, the donor can always hand over a hand (goods or money): this is a manual donation that does not require the intervention of a notary. However, in some cases this form of donation remains subject to declaration and donation fees.
Three conditions of any contract must be met for a donation to be valid:

• The donor must have the capacity to give;
• The donee must have the capacity to receive;
• Donor and recipient must agree to the donation.

For more information or to make a donation, contact Krousar Thmey France