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Tuesday, Dec. 27
Expenses - Charitable Contributions, #112
Contributions made to charitable organizations technically do not qualify as a business expense eligible for a federal tax deduction. Nevertheless, the IRS does allow most corporations with the notable exception of S corporations to deduct charitable contributions on their corporate income tax returns, subject to some limitations. Payments made to non-profit or charitable causes can be treated as business expenses only if there is some business benefit associated with the payment, such
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