We can’t release statements to anyone except the World Vision account holder due to privacy reasons.  

We can’t change the name on your tax statement after it has been issued. Your tax statement is issued in the name of the My World Vision account holder, which is you. If you would like your tax statement to be issued in a different name next year, call us on 13 32 40 and we can arrange that for you.  

If you are being asked to log in when you scan the QR code, you need to create a My World Vision account. It will only take a minute. Alternatively, call us on 13 32 40 to set one up.  

This statement is proof of all the donations you made to World Vision this year. You can use it to fill out the ‘Gifts and Donations’ section of your tax return whether you do it on your own or via your tax agent. For more details, visit the ATO website. 

Annual tax statements are now available in your My World Vision account or app. 

You'll receive an email with a link to your digital tax statement on 17 July. If you’ve opted to receive a printed tax statement or we don’t have your valid email address, your statement will be in the mail from 22 July. 

Yes, you can choose to receive your tax statement via post. However, please note that the cut-off date to opt in for printed 2025-26 statements is 30 June. If you change your preference after this date, we’ll try our best to post your statement out from 22 July for this financial year. If this isn’t possible, you’ll receive an emailed statement around 17 July.  

Yes, you can ask for an up-to-date summary of your tax-deductible contributions by calling us on 13 32 40. However, please note that as it will be issued prior to the end of the financial year, it may be incomplete. We will still send you an Annual Tax Statement for the entire financial year once it's complete, which we recommend you rely on.

Since 1 July 2008, we stopped issuing receipts for individual gifts to reduce costs and simplify processes. Instead, you’ll receive an Annual Tax Statement that contains a summary of tax-deductible donations you made to us during the financial year.  

If you live in New South Wales, you will continue to receive receipts for certain types of individual gifts in compliance with NSW fundraising laws. 

Group donations:

Many of our generous supporters give as a group with friends, family or work colleagues. This is done by pooling donations and having one person from the group send us the pooled amount. Each year, we spend considerable resources (in staff time and postage) responding to requests for Annual Tax Statements to be issued to members of such groups.  

If you regularly donate in this way, you can help us save on administration costs by contacting us at the start of the financial year. That way, we’ll have time to prepare Annual Tax Statements for each group member. You’ll also ensure more of your donations can be used directly to help children and communities. 

If you supported us through a Workplace Giving program, please contact your employer for confirmation of your contributions to use when completing your tax return. 

To enable you to claim a tax deduction for your generous donations, World Vision must maintain special endorsements from the Australian Taxation Office to qualify for “Deductible Gift Recipient” (DGR) status.  

For any information regarding World Vision Australia, please refer to our Annual Reports.

You can also refer to World Vision Australia’s registration on the Australian Charities and Not-for-profits Commission register. Financial information is included in World Vision Australia’s Annual Information Statement.