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What is the tax credit cut-off for gifts that I make?

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What is the tax credit cut-off for gifts that I make?

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According to Canada Customs & Revenue Agency: “Tax-deductible gifts must be postmarked on or before December 31st of any given year to qualify for a tax-deductible receipt for that year.

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We must abide by Canada Custom & Revenue Agency guidelines that state, “Tax-deductible gifts must be postmarked on or before December 31st of any given year to qualify for a tax-deductible receipt for that year.

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We must abide by Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) guidelines that state, “Tax-deductible gifts must be postmarked on or before December 31st of any given year to qualify for a tax-deductible receipt for that year.”^ TOP ^

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