So McD’s asks you, when you pay, to round up the cost of your order for charity. My question is this: I’m giving the money to McD’s, not the charity. Am I then helping them get a bigger tax deduction for corporate giving? So my 18 cents they match means they get credit for a 36 cent charitable gift?
In: Economics
tldr: no, they do not benefit in any way from you donating except maybe some PR for “trying to help charity”
But, on the other hand, ***you*** can deduct those donations from your taxes
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