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When you're at a fast food drive thru and they offer to round up for a charity cause, YOU can claim that write-off donation on your taxes, not the restaurant. Of course virtually nobody would do that unless you save your receipts and tally them up next year... but you can!
but then you have to do itemized deductions which takes forever and unless you're mister moneybags or in an unconventional life situation, the standard deduction is almost definitely better. also tax write offs are not free money, you still gave the money to some sketchy "charity" it's just the government doesn't get a slice of that.
All true... I'm just pointing it out because people are constantly railing about how the donation is supposedly a "free writeoff for the big businesses!111" when in reality isn't true. I hate shitty big restaurants as much as the next guy but this ain't it