Re: Supporting the Unicode Project (was: MS Windows and Unicode 4.0 ?)

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Philippe Verdy scripsit:

> Even in US, there must be some legal limitations in the IRS code
> (I don't know it but if it was true, nobody would even pay taxes,
> and everybody would try to find a "friendly" organization to donate
> to them in exchange of the services these organization may provide to
> the donator...)

The value of whatever you get in exchange is not tax-deductible. But I
don't get anything from donating to SEI (except a good feeling, which has
no taxable value), so donations are 100% deductible.

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