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How to Allocate a Separate Fund for the Tax-Deductible Portion of a Ticket in the Event Module
How to Allocate a Separate Fund for the Tax-Deductible Portion of a Ticket in the Event Module

Learn how to set up and assign funds for the gift portion of your ticket cost

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Written by Sarita Markande
Updated over a week ago

Schools and organizations often need to manage tax-deductible portions separately from receivables. This feature streamlines that process.

Adding a Tax-Deductible Portion to a Ticket

This feature is available in the Events Advance Plan.

When a ticket cost includes a tax-deductible portion (referred to as the "contribution amount" in RE), you can configure it as part of the ticket setup.

How to set it up:

  1. While adding the ticket, locate the checkbox labeled "A portion of this ticket is exempt from tax" under the ticket cost field.

  2. Check the box and enter the tax-deductible amount.

Example:

  • Ticket cost: $100

  • Tax-deductible portion (Gift Portion): $10

This setup ensures the ticket will display appropriately when synced with your Raiser's Edge database(RE).

Assigning a Fund for the Tax-Deductible Portion

When a gift portion is added, an option to assign a separate fund specifically for this portion becomes available in the ticket settings.

Important notes:

  • Assigning a separate fund is optional. If you leave this field blank, the system will automatically assign the ticket fund to the gift portion.

  • Designating a fund ensures better tracking and reporting, especially if you sync data with RE.

Syncing Guests with a Tax-Deductible Ticket

When syncing RSVP data, the system generates two gifts per ticket on the Gift Dashboard:

  1. One gift for the receivables.

  2. One gift for the tax-deductible portion.

How this reflects in RE:

Under the "Fees and Payments" section, you will see the payment split into two gifts:

  • Receivables are assigned to the ticket fund.

  • The tax-deductible portion is assigned to the designated fund (if specified).

FAQs

  1. Why are some funds greyed out in the dropdown?

    • Funds are greyed out if they are unpublished. Unpublished funds cannot be used to assign payments.

  2. What happens if I don’t assign a fund for the tax-deductible portion?

    • If left blank, the tax-deductible portion will be assigned to the same fund as the ticket’s receivables.

  3. Is it mandatory to designate a fund for the tax-deductible portion?

    • No, it’s optional. However, if you plan to sync payments to RE, you must designate at least a fund for the ticket.

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