Sentences with phrase «not giving their money to charity»

Probably a number of things including (1) not as wealthy as he claims, (2) lots of Russian debt, (3) does not give money to charity, (4) lots of tax avoidance using Panama, the Cayman's etc, and (5) he pays taxes at a very low rate that most working folk would be outraged by.

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This workaround would violate the basic rationale for charitable deductions, which is that money given to charity does not benefit the taxpayer but society generally.

An inaugural committee spokesman told the Associated Press that excess money would be donated to charity, though he didn't give specifics.

Even if you can't afford — or are unwilling — to give your money to charity, you can certainly help your chosen cause with the gift of your knowledge or labor.

When most billionaires give money to charity, they create a foundation or give directly to a not - for - profit company or charitable trust.

P.S.: Not all wealthy parents are like Warren Buffett, giving away the bulk of his money to charity.

Since it could not ask netizens directly for money, it encouraged people to retweet a given message, where each retweet earned La La Shou around twelve cents (CAD) donated by Tencent's charity foundation.

You know very little of the money given in the collection baskets ever leaves the United States, and most that does doesn't go to Rome but to charities.

Who cares that hes» a successful God fearing good do - er with significant multiple Ivy League degrees that gives tons of money to charities, has incredible business and political experience and loves his country... oh wait... but then there is that Mormon thing... VOTE THE ISSUES IDIOTS, NOT THE RELIGION!

Extracting money from the pocket of one person to give it to another by government is not charity.

Or maybe it is because money extracted from the hands of one to give to another is not charity.

Still other studies have shown that atheists, due to their lack of morality and empathy, do not give anywhere near as much money to charity, and the money they do give is to NPR.

1: If your charity isn't using the money the way you see fit, such as helping people get on their feet vs pandering to people who abuse the system, you can stop giving them money and give it to another one.

I don't want to give my money to the government or oftentimes a charity (unless I know specifically how the $ is being spent) and have them decide who gets it.

Yes, because as we all well know the Nazis gave all their money to charity and not to the government.

Secondly, for anyone who would give credence to a man who dresses up like a Communist Soldier, and says that somehow money should not go to the government but to charity is a joke.

Giving money to a church is not the same as giving money to a charity (regardless of whether it's tax deductible orGiving money to a church is not the same as giving money to a charity (regardless of whether it's tax deductible orgiving money to a charity (regardless of whether it's tax deductible or not).

Most charities operate by shady dealings and most of the money given does not go to support the charity's pet cause, but rather to line the pockets of those running the charities, such as the presidents and CEOs who get unreal amounts of money from their positions and then there's the really stupid amount of money given for mass mailings and other advertisements.

Here's the thing though... I can choose which charity to give to and avoid those that don't spend money on helping people.

I do not want to give money to religious charities knowing that some or all off the money will simply go to promoting religious dogma.

Re: idiot above claiming it is bigoted and dogmatic not to give to a believer charity, if it is ok for believers to argue that no money should be given to Planned Parenthood because it mind find its way to the part of PP that provides abortions (70 + % of which are for believers in th USA), it is ok for non-believers to argue that donations to a cult based charity might find their way to the cult's indoctrination division.

1) Charities spend their income on necessities, such as food and utilities, which ever - so - slightly re-orients our economy toward recession - resistant products, rather than luxuries 2) Charities spend their money quickly, but on independent schedules, making for a smoother stimulus effect on the economy 3) Charities make purchases tax - free, meaning that $ 1 spent by a charity generates a full $ 1 of private economic activity; furthermore, much of those tax revenues are recovered as income tax on the grocery stores, utility companies, etc. that might not have received that income otherwise 4) Charitable giving is by far the most democratic way to improve society; from birth control to bombers, government assuredly spends money on something you don't like, and charitable giving restores your say - so 5) Charitable donations are tax deductible, meaning you keep those tax dollars in your local community 6) Charitable donations provide the funds necessary for volunteers to serve the needy, thus giving «the average citizen» a chance to meet and interact with the needy, breaking down stereotypes

If atheism is such a peaceful cult, because it is in fact a cult, then why doesn't Bill Gates who have billions of dollars don't shares it with the poor and the needy ones instead of using the so called giving money to charities which he do to avoid over taxes and then reclaim his donations on his next income tax form.

He urged charities to steer clear of political campaigning, arguing that is not what the public gives them money for.

i trust that if he's not in it for the money, that he's taking the hefty amount that he's making and giving it to charities to help the poor and sick; to do god's work.

Ultimately, «giving your money to God» is not about putting some in an offering plate on Sunday morning, or writing a check to your favorite charity.

He isn't like people that give - up their free - time to raise money for charity, or those who volunteer to work without pay, to help people that are sick or homeless.

I was like, why didn't I just donate the DVDs to a charity and save myself the hassle of having to list and send them, and then giving that money to a charity anyway?

The charity was in need of money to alleviate a desperate situation but would not accept the donation because it refused to be seen as complicit with a company as immoral as Nestle, or to give such an odious corporation any good publicity.

GOP Chairman Bill Reilich still contended the money should've been given back to the county, not a charity.

It doesn't know if you gave money to charity.

stickK.com gives users the option of putting money on the line as an incentive for success; if they do not achieve their goal, the money is forfeited to a designated recipient, usually a charity (or for some, their «anti-charity», e.g., either the Bush or Clinton Presidential Library).

The charity claimed the Access to Work programme was «not effective and not value for money» and suggested that more support should instead be given to self - employment programmes.

Recent media reports, particularly in the Washington Post, say Trump has not given money recently to his self - named foundation, and also allege he spent funds earmarked for charity to buy a 6 - foot tall painting of himself.

I thought that even if don't wear it my money will go to a good cause and I can always give it to another charity shop.

As my heart started beating faster, he gave me a sob story about not being able to pay for a flight so he could carry on with his charity work, and asked me to lend him the money.

(Learning the value of inclusion and community) Perseverance (Learning the value of working hard when things don't come easy) Doing what you know is right (Issues of right or wrong) Learning the value of what you have (An introduction to money and saving) Taking Responsibility (Issues of having responsibilities as you grow up) Knowing you are special (Issues of self - esteem) Saying you're sorry (Learning the value of apologising) The art of giving (Learning the value in charity) Listening to those who know best Why rules are important

Run a big charity fundraiser so that for every book sold on a certain day or a certain week you give all or part of the profits to a charity of your choice (or better yet, run a fundraiser and then send everyone who donates a free pdf of your book — you won't make money directly from this but it's all about promoting you and your book).

And while giving away money is a good thing, Christian companies — or individuals — overwhelmed by debt shouldn't be writing checks to charity, he said

For organizations that don't run programs directly, such as hospital foundations, we give top marks to those that pass along 90 % or more of donated money to the charity or institution being supported.

If you can't, just donate that money to your favorite charity or give it to your mama... show her you still care.

For organizations that don't run programs directly, like hospital foundations, we give top marks to those that spend 90 % of their money on transfers to other charities.

«I always felt like we didn't have any money but now I know it's because my parents gave a lot to local charities and invested for their future.

And, there's no reason to consider charitable trusts if you don't want to give to charity, because you're sacrificing the ability to do anything else with the money.

You can insult customers / blame the industry all you want, but if you do not make good games, you can't expect consumers to give you more money out of a sense of charity.

Not only that, you can set how much money goes to the publisher (SEGA), Humble Bundle and how much is given to charities.

Someone knew which politicians to give money to so that Virginia would change the law and not require «military charities» to register.

And Posner also identifies a practical problem: because the money that users put up will go to a charity, the potential loss doesn't give users enough incentives to stick to their goals.

[18] First, there had to be taxpayers, like Cannon, who were willing to buy into the concept that they could maximize their tax deductions not just by giving money to charity, but by getting a receipt for more than they had actually given — that is, by making a profit from their charitable donations.

Doing your due diligence and researching if a charity or nonprofit is legitimate can give you the peace of mind that your money is going to the right place, and for a good cause, not to line the pockets of scammers.