Posted by Old Roy on June 02, 2014 at 06:53:37 from (98.236.252.189):
In Reply to: Donating a tractor posted by kopeck on June 01, 2014 at 16:46:55:
works for big business .. know of a time when a company had a windshield put in charged 500.00 over the cost on the bill. and deducted that as a donation to bring down billing cost
True donations ya don"t get paid for they may get paperwork like a receipt for what you were selling for, but no money changes hands till you claim it for tax purposes . Is His first name Scott ? and is he a school teacher? Those students he has are very much looking forward to do these little tractors . They love the homework in his shop he built for them.. one rule is to belong to the club.. they must keep up their other grades.. more incentive for learning ... we need that .
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