How To Legally Claim A Tax Deduction For Charitable Giving From Your Small Business

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Do you run a small business and give donations to charities, but are told by your accountant you cannot claim them?

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Truth is, most charities are not approved by the Tax Office as a tax deductible charity.

That does not mean, however, you cannot claim a tax deduction from your business for the donation!

Provided you are structured right.

In simple terms …

If you run your business through a family trust with a properly drafted family trust deed, you will be able to claim deductions to any registered charity in Australia, REGARDLESS of whether they are approved by the ATO or not!!!

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