If any disaster occurs in overseas, other organizations and charities established underneath the other countries’ laws may seek funds. If these organizations will not come under DGRs in Australia, then the donators cannot obtain a tax deduction for funds to the charities or organization. Donators can provide tax deductible donations to disaster relief appeal if the charity or organization comes under DGR. Government does not give a disaster relief appeal donations list in the disaster event. If a business owner wants to make the property or money to a DGR, they must be aware of certain things where deduction may be permitted, and it will be in the goods forms or financial payment. For example, If a person giving a fund to DGR, they can obtain a tax deduction for the donation, but if they are giving directly to the affected people by disaster they won’t obtain a tax deduction.
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