Why are the donations made by sitters through the "Sit a Dog, Save a Life" Program not tax deductible?
"In accordance with our terms and conditions, http://Rover.com will transfer 100% of your allocated proceeds to your chosen charity(s), and will not reveal your identity. The charity recipient(s) will not issue a receipt to you for this allocation of funds, and it is not tax-deductible"
I'm confused why the donations made by sitters through the "Sit a Dog, Save a Life" Program is not tax deductible. Since the donation amount is coming out of what the sitter is being paid, why can't it be deducted as a normal donation? If the sitter waited for full payment and then made their own payment to the charity, it would count as a tax deduction so I'm confused.
I'm just trying to wrap my head around the program and decide, as a sitter, if it is a good option for me. I think the program is great and would love to add the extra badge to my profile, but I'm also looking at the business side.
Thanks in advance for any thoughts or guidance :-)