Friday, April 13, 2012

Taxes and Goodwill

Goodwill does not raise funds through taxation because it does not have the authority like many of other government agencies may have or companies. They do however provide tax deductions for those who volunteer at their local goodwill store or donate clothes or any household items.


The tax deductions is a offering that many organizations offer  for those who donate and volunteer. Yet another reason to donate to your local goodwill, that draws in people to help them out when its time to turn your taxes in. Even though they issue the tax deduction receipt they are not authorized to give you a value for your donation due to IRS regulations but you still receive a receipt to receive your tax deduction. 


This is the only the way goodwill is related to tax functions that is legal and appreciated by its many customers and donators. Who doesn't love getting more money on their tax refund check?

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