| About eTax Receipts
 
Canadian electronic tax receipts are encrypted in compliance with CRA
  regulations so that they cannot be tampered with. Receipts are
  automatically bilingual in French and English. With GiftTool, registered Canadian charities can generate numbered
  eTax receipts for charitable donations. GiftTool issues a digitally
  encrypted Portable Document Format (PDF) file which is sent as an
  email attachment. Each eTax receipt is automatically given its own
  number, based on ranges of tax receipt numbers which you have defined
  in advance. Types of eTax receipts which can be issued by GiftTool: 
  
    
      Automatic eTax receipts for one-time donations:
      One-time donors automatically receive an eTax receipt immediately
      after they make an online donation. This receipt is sent in a
      second email, in addition to the email with their payment confirmation.
    
      Automatic eTax receipts for recurring donors:
      Donors making recurring donations will receive an annual consolidated eTax
      receipt for all donations made throughout the year, just in
      time for tax season.
    
      Manual eTax receipts for offline donations: You
      can also use the GiftTool system to manually issue one or more
      electronic tax receipts by importing a list of donations received
      offline outside of the online donation process. These receipts
      will be automatically sent as an email to the donor on your
      behalf, along with your customized message. Copies of these manual
      eTax receipts will be stored along with the automatically issued receipts. Before using the GiftTool eTax receipt service, please carefully review your eTax receipt
    sample design ensuring that all required information is present
  and accurate. For further information about CRA regulations governing
  charitable tax receipts, visit their website: https://www.canada.ca/en/services/taxes/charities.html Tips:  
    In accordance with CRA regulations, Canadian eTax receipts are
      issued in the name of the credit cardholder,
      instead of the first & last name entered by the donor.
    Nevertheless, if you feel that it is appropriate to issue a tax
      receipt in the name of a different donor, follow these
      instructions to cancel
        & reissue a tax receipt.
    If you want to make this point clear to your donors, you can
      include the following message on your Donation, Participant
      Donation, Request to Sponsors
      Donation and/or Registrar
      Donation pages: 
        English: Please note that an official tax receipt will
        be issued under the cardholder's name. The Income Tax Act does
        not permit us to issue tax receipts to anyone other than the
        donor (the person or company whose name is on the credit card). 
        French: Veuillez noter qu'un reçu officiel aux fins
        d'impôts sera émis au nom du détenteur de la carte. La Loi de
        l'impôt sur le revenu ne nous permet pas de délivrer des reçus à
        une personne autre que le donateur (la personne ou la société
        dont le nom figure sur la carte de crédit).See CRA video: Who
        is the True Donor?
   
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