The partial tax receipt feature lets you define, for each rate in a Form, the amount eligible for a tax receipt. This ensures compliance with applicable tax rules β especially when a payment includes non-deductible products or services.
What is a partial tax receipt?
A partial tax receipt covers only a portion of the total payment β specifically the portion eligible for a tax deduction (e.g., a donation, or the amount above fair market value at a charity dinner).
This is especially useful for Events or sales where part of the payment covers a good or service that is not tax-deductible.
How do I enable tax receipt eligibility for a rate?
When your nonprofit has the "tax receipts" option enabled, you can set the eligibility for each rate directly in the Form settings:
Go to Forms and open the relevant form (membership, event, product, etc.).
Create or edit a rate.
Find the Make this rate eligible for tax receipts section.
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Choose one of the following options:
No: no tax receipt will be issued.
Yes, in full: a tax receipt is issued for the full amount paid.
Yes, in part: you must then enter the eligible amount.
You must enter an eligible amount greater than 0 if you select "Yes, in part".
What options are available depending on the rate type?
Rate type | Available options |
| Fixed-amount rate | No / Yes, in full / Yes, in part |
| Open-amount rate | No / Yes, in full / Yes, in part |
| Free ($0) | No option displayed (not eligible by default) |
Rates on Donation Campaigns are eligible by default. Rates on Membership Campaigns, Events, or product forms are not automatically eligible β you will need to specify eligibility when creating each new form.
How is the tax receipt amount calculated?
A tax receipt is only issued if at least one rate in the payment is eligible.
If a rate is partially eligible, the non-eligible portion is deducted from the total amount paid.
If no rate is eligible, no tax receipt is issued.
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The tax receipt shows:
The total amount paid
The amount eligible for a tax receipt
What do I need to know about installment payments?
Installment payments do not currently generate a tax receipt in Springly.
What happens to existing forms?
When this new feature is rolled out:
If the form was previously eligible for tax receipts, all rates will be migrated to Yes.
If it was not, rates will be set to No.
π You can then adjust these settings at any time using this new option.
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