Tax-Deductible Donation Receipt Template
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Tax-Deductible Donation Receipt Template

Free 501(c)(3) donation receipt template for nonprofits. IRS-compliant tax-deductible contribution acknowledgment for charitable organizations.

  • Tax-deductible statement IRS-compliant language confirming tax-deductible status — essential for 501(c)(3) nonprofit donations.
  • EIN/Tax ID display Prominently displays organization EIN for donor tax filing and verification requirements.
  • No goods/services declaration Required statement confirming no goods or services were provided in exchange — IRS compliance.
  • Donor acknowledgment Formal thank-you section with donation details for donor records and year-end tax preparation.

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Nonprofit Donation Receipt

The receipt donors need to claim tax deductions. Includes all the IRS-required language for charitable contributions.

If you're a 501(c)(3), donors can't deduct without a proper receipt. Give them what they need and they'll give again.

Works for cash donations, check donations, or goods. Covers the required statements about what (if anything) the donor received in exchange.

IRS Requirements

Organization Name

Your nonprofit's legal name.

Tax-Exempt Statement

Statement that you're a 501(c)(3). Include your EIN.

Donation Amount

Dollar value for cash gifts.

Donation Date

When you received the donation.

Goods/Services Statement

IRS requires stating whether donor received anything in exchange.

Donor Info

Name for their records.

This template includes all the essential elements. Try it now and customize it to your needs.

For Nonprofits

IRS Compliance

Proper receipts meet IRS requirements.

Donor Retention

Easy tax documentation encourages repeat giving.

Audit Protection

Donors need receipts if audited.

Professionalism

Shows you're a legitimate organization.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What language does the IRS require?
For donations over $250: state whether goods/services were provided and their value.
How do I handle in-kind donations?
Describe the goods. Don't state a value—the donor determines that for their taxes.
Do small donations need receipts?
Under $250, donors can use bank records. But receipts are still appreciated.
What about event tickets?
If ticket price exceeds fair market value, the excess is deductible. State both values.
Should I include our EIN?
Yes. Donors need your EIN to report charitable deductions.

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