Hi
If I provided a work for non profit with a discounted rate (approx. 20%), can I put
Down the discounted amount in Charity/Donation sector? This was how I and
My non-profit client negotiated the pricing when we began the work relationship,
And I would like to check if this is really possible.

I have a letter from the client, who is a University, saying that they are
A non-profit organization, and therefore they were offered a discounted rate.

In case of IRS audit, would this be enough to justify "Charity/Donation" amount?

Thanks so much again in advance.

Best

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Originally Posted by moist_plum

Hi
If I provided a work for non profit with a discounted rate (approx. 20%), can I put
down the discounted amount in Charity/Donation sector? This was how I and
my non-profit client negotiated the pricing when we began the work relationship,
and I would like to check if this is really possible.

I have a letter from the client, who is a University, saying that they are
a non-profit organization, and therefore they were offered a discounted rate.

In case of IRS audit, would this be enough to justify "Charity/Donation" amount?

Thanks so much again in advance.

Best

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You cannot deduct anything for the time you provide to the charity at the discounted rate. You can claim expenses you incurred for which you were not reimbursed.

Agreed!