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4/10/03, 7:14 pm

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Non-Profit Corporations

Does a company need to be structured as a non-profit organization for donors to claim tax deductions for their donations? i.e. If I operated a PRIVATE company and a donor contributed books and computers, could the donor claim a tax deduction?


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