Re:The suicide rate for farmers in the U.S. is more than dou...
by danans on Wednesday December 06, 2017 @02:28PM
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That's not true. If the donation helps enable a societal outcome that you benefit from (i.e. a donation to a local environmental cleanup nonprofit organization results in a cleaner park for you to enjoy), then you can benefit. You can't derive an exclusive personal benefit from it, of course. If you did, it would be tax fraud.
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