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<p>[QUOTE="Bronwen, post: 376707, member: 5833"]Condolences to you & your family, DB. We have some sense of the person your father was from the beautiful and interesting things he brought into his life.</p><p><br /></p><p>I'm not aware of a donor having to sign anything in order to receive an acknowledgement from a tax exempt organization for any kind of donation. The acknowledgement has to be contemporaneous, provided by the time the return claiming a deduction for the donation is due to be filed, and has to describe the donation accurately, but does not have to state a monetary value when the donation is of goods or services. It needs to give the monetary value of anything received by the donor in return.</p><p><br /></p><p>I can only think there was some kind of release required if you needed them to provide an actual appraisal with estimated monetary value. If you are executor/trustee of the estate, I do not know why you could not sign such a document. What exactly did the window that is now closed open on to? Are they saying they now no longer know who gave it to them?[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Bronwen, post: 376707, member: 5833"]Condolences to you & your family, DB. We have some sense of the person your father was from the beautiful and interesting things he brought into his life. I'm not aware of a donor having to sign anything in order to receive an acknowledgement from a tax exempt organization for any kind of donation. The acknowledgement has to be contemporaneous, provided by the time the return claiming a deduction for the donation is due to be filed, and has to describe the donation accurately, but does not have to state a monetary value when the donation is of goods or services. It needs to give the monetary value of anything received by the donor in return. I can only think there was some kind of release required if you needed them to provide an actual appraisal with estimated monetary value. If you are executor/trustee of the estate, I do not know why you could not sign such a document. What exactly did the window that is now closed open on to? Are they saying they now no longer know who gave it to them?[/QUOTE]
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