Kodeysmom
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Kodeysmom said:In chattanooga TN it is 9.25%!!!!
You are SOOOO welcome!!! I am just glad we found out before it was too late!!!LibrarianChef said:ChefShannon just pointed something out to me that we should probably make sure everyone understands (she called HO just to make sure). The donation box in P3 is actually for RUFTH. So if you want to enter the donation amount there for receipt printing, that's great. But BEFORE YOU SUBMIT YOUR SHOWS do NOT FORGET to erase that amount. If you don't erase it, PC will expect that amount to be sent with your order and donated to RUFTH and they'll deduct it from your debit card number.![]()
I've tested it out and it prints beautifully as a "charitable donation" so I'll use that for each receipt. Then I'll save them as pdfs and go back and erase that one line in each order before submitting. It's still worth it to me to not have to go in and hand-write all donation amounts.![]()
THANK YOU, SHANNON!!!! :love:
Kodeysmom said:okay i have looked but has anyone come up with a letter to send home with parents, organization to pass out with order sheets, etc?