Tips from the IRS - Charitable Contributions

Heres a tip from the I-R-S. . .
Americans are very generous. But remember. Even if you itemize on your tax return, you won't be able to deduct your donations if you don't have the right paperwork. So make sure for donations big and small, you get a receipt or record-of-giving. Cancelled checks and credit card statements are good too. And if you donate clothes or items from around the house, they must be in good condition. Finally, your donation must go to a qualified charity or house of worship to be deductible. And don't forget that receipt!
Learn more about the rules at I-R-S dot gov.

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[truthgop]

That "Dork" or "Douche bag" likely makes more per year as a bureaucrat plucked from the revenue service than the combined income for your entire family. The funny part is that your tax dollars pay his salary, so the joke is on you... dumbass.

[gitarman47]

What a dork. This is what they get from using employees rather than professional talent.

[goodphun]

This guy is a douche bag

[goodphun]

Uhh, that was pretty obvious