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What types of organizations generally do not qualify for a charitable deduction?

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What types of organizations generally do not qualify for a charitable deduction?

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The following types of organizations generally do not qualify for a charitable deduction: • Social and sports clubs. • For-profit organizations. • Lottery, bingo or raffle tickets. • Dues to social or recreational clubs. • Homeowners associations. • Individuals. • Political organizations.

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A. The following types of organizations generally do not qualify for a charitable deduction: • Social and sports clubs. • For-profit organizations. • Lottery, bingo or raffle tickets. • Dues to social or recreational clubs. • Homeowners associations • Individuals. • Political organizations.