Can a donation reply mention tax?
No. Repeat the amount and the fund. Tax is a separate document.
Form reply
Repeat the gift. Do not state a tax outcome.
A donation, fundraiser, or sponsorship reply repeats the amount they entered and the fund they chose. It does not state a tax outcome or a public recognition they did not ask for.
Thanks Quinn. We have the amount you entered and the fund you chose. A receipt follows the process already approved. This note does not state a tax outcome.
| Topic | The reply may confirm | It does not add |
|---|---|---|
| Amount | The figure they entered | A figure they did not enter |
| Fund | The appeal or the sponsor package they chose | A different campaign |
| Tax | Nothing about tax | A deduction or a receipt status that is not approved |
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What about a sponsorship application?
Confirm the package they named. Do not promise a logo placement that is not approved.
Does a fundraiser order follow the order rule?
If they bought goods, use the order reply. If they gave a gift, repeat the gift.
Does an unfinished donation get a message?
Only when consent to save was recorded and that consent names the follow-up.