That’s probably going to be hard to receipt. You may not know what the winning recipient needs or wants in “yard products” until after the winner is determined.
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Indeed - just not their installation! I missed the "product" reference. Good catch!
The GIK receipt should be just for those products and they should be itemized but without a value indicated.
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On Wed, Feb 20, 2019 at 8:04 AM Marianne Pelletier <
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But the yard products qualify, don’t they?
--Marianne
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You are donating a service which is not a deductible gift per IRS Publication 526. You certainly deserve recognition but no receipt.
John
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On Wed, Feb 20, 2019 at 8:00 AM Bitoun, Adriana (bitounaa) <
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Hi,
I have a question that I know I should know but I prefer to check with everyone.
Say I own a landscaping service company and I am very engaged with my favorite charity that supports gifted girls. Gifted girls charity asked me to donate something for a raffle they will have at an upcoming event, the proceeds of the event and the raffle will benefit the young Madame Curie’s program for girls between 5 – 9. I donate 1,000k worth of services and yard products to be raffled, does this qualify as a Gift in Kind for me? and I am entitled to receive a gift in kind receipt from the charity?
Granted no raffle ticket buyers will be donors and the event has no quid pro quo all is proceeds for benefit.
Thank you to help me clarify mi mind!
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