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In the United States, a business cannot claim a charitable tax deduction for round-up donations that its customers make at checkout.

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Is it true that in the United States, a business cannot claim a charitable tax deduction for round-up donations that its customers make at checkout?

Yes. An AP fact-check quoting Urban-Brookings Tax Policy Center and Tax Foundation analysts states that stores act as holding agents for customer checkout donations and are not allowed to claim those donations as charitable deductions.

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Stores can’t write off customer donations made at checkout | AP News
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Stores can’t write off customer donations made at checkout | AP News. (n.d.). apnews.com. https://apnews.com/article/fact-checking-000329849244

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