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The document is a tax receipt from Goodwill Industries of South Florida, Inc., acknowledging a non-cash donation. It outlines the organization's mission to train and place individuals with disabilities in community jobs, provides information on tax deductibility of donations, and offers guidance on how to report donated goods for tax purposes. The document also includes contact information for further inquiries and encourages donations.

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Is it worth it to get a receipt for donations?

Donation receipts have great benefits for both donors and the organization that issues them, but they're most commonly used by donors when filing their taxes, as certain charitable donations can help reduce income taxes.

How do I write a donation receipt?

Here are basic donation receipt requirements in the US: Name of the organization to which the donation has been made; A statement that the nonprofit is a public charity recognized as tax-exempt by the IRS under Section 501(c)(3); Name of the donor; The date the donation was received; Amount of cash contribution;

What amount of donation requires a receipt?

When a charity provides something to the donor, information regarding the value of the goods or services provided should be included on the receipt. This is often called \u201cquid pro quo\u201d. Disclosure to the donor is required when the donor makes a donation of more than $75.

What happens if you don't have receipts for donations?

Yes, you may still qualify for the charitable donations deduction without a donation receipt. However, there are certain specifications around the donation, including cash limits and type of donation.