You still can't deduct it for yourself. Why not make a donation you control?

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Dec 8, 2022
8:03:59pm

dYrtbYkerYder All-American

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Go ahead and donate to charity at cash registers. The business gets no cash or tax advantage out of it

TCuz Disgraced Rules President

12/8/22 7:59pm

I don’t donate because I don’t like orphans. Can’t debunk that.

DieHarder

12/8/22 8:01pm

RE: I don’t donate because I don’t like orphans. Can’t debunk

kcca

12/8/22 8:03pm

You still can't deduct it for yourself. Why not make a donation you control?

dYrtbYkerYder

12/8/22 8:03pm

What? Of course you can deduct it yourself.

TCuz

12/8/22 8:05pm

But I'm not going to keep a bunch of receipts where they rounded up 70 cents.

dYrtbYkerYder

12/8/22 8:09pm

Of course not. Nor would you if you randomly donated 70¢ to a charity right now. The exact same.

TCuz

12/8/22 8:12pm

For cash donations under $250, you do not need a contemporaneous written

BYU-Ite

12/8/22 9:19pm

94% of Americans do not itemize deductions

El Paso Coug

12/8/22 8:21pm

Point of clarification- even if you didn’t itemize in 2020 and 2021, you could

BYU-Ite

12/8/22 9:15pm

Correct--line 10(b)

El Paso Coug

12/8/22 10:15pm

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