Interesting. I don’t suppose that they referenced a source?
As far as I know, the tax code actually used the term “charitable contribution.”
My US$0.02 worth; the usual disclaimers apply.
Good luck!
Alan
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Subject: [FUNDSVCS] Gift Agreement Vs Donation Agreement
Dear All
A donor today requested that we change our gift agreement to read donation agreement, according to them
The Tax Benefits of Gifts Vs. Donations. ... While donations to nonprofit charitable organizations are tax-deductible, a gift does not give the issuer (KEED) any tax benefit.
Please let me know your thoughts
Regards
Farida