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You do know that you lose more than the deduction, right? If you’re just trying to save money, it’s always better to not donate in the first place.
by kortilla 3y ago
You do know that you lose more than the deduction, right? If you’re just trying to save money, it’s always better to not donate in the first place.
- GaelFG 3y agoI think the parent was referencing fake non profit organization, I don't know for USA but in europe it's a 'classical' tax avoidance trick going from 'having a charity which goal is to allow you to particpace in pricey leisure activities (work for mechanical sports for exemple) to the infamous Ikea tax evasion scheme, here is a random article talking about it but you have lot other if the subject interest you : https://www.fastcompany.com/3035734/ikea-is-a-nonprofit-and-yes-thats-every-bit-as-fishy-as-it-sounds https://www.fastcompany.com/3035734/ikea-is-a-nonprofit-and-.... Take care the worl is a little bit darker after ^^.
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