The nerve of these corporations
The nerve of these corporations
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Not sure if hypermarkets do the same thing in other countries, but I've seen it in the states and it pisses me off
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These corporations then pass off your donations as their own and get a tax write off
26 14 ReplyNo they don’t. You are the one making the donation, according to tax code, you are the one who gets to claim the donation.
19 4 ReplyYou're often donating to the store's charities, which can function to ease their burden.
5 2 ReplyLike who? Best Buy does St Jude’s. Most grocery stores are doing it through Feeding America.
And that means that you wouldn’t be able to use the donations as tax deductible on taxes.
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Doesn't matter to you that this is false and is just something you repeat every chance you get I assume
10 3 ReplyThis has to be more widely known! They pay less taxes because of your donation!
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