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Noncash Contribution Receipt Example

Dear Church Member,

Thank you for your contribution of a HP desktop computer and monitor in good condition.

You did not receive any goods or services in connection with this contribution other than intangible religious benefits.

If you plan on claiming a tax deduction for this contribution you are responsible for establishing the value of the donated item. If the value of the item exceeds $500 you will be required to file Form 8283. If the value exceeds $5,000 you may be required to obtain a certified appraisal. Consult your tax preparer for additional details.

Once again, thank you for your generous commitment to the work of Jesus Christ through this church.

Sincerely,

Your Name

Church Title

Dated

For more examples of cash and noncash contribution statements...purchase this informative ebook: Church Contributions. An example of a quid pro quo contribution statement enclosed also.

Plus...everything you need to know for properly handling and acknowledging contributions here in the United States.

Church Accounting Package

A set of 4 ebooks that covers the following topics...

  • Fund Accounting Examples and Explanations
  • Setting up a fund accounting system
  • Donation management
  • Minister compensation and taxes
  • Internal controls and staff reimbursements
  • Much more - Click here for details

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