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Had our yard sale today
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Originally posted by ithaca View PostI assumed that since disneysteve had $250 in sales and was selling items "really cheap", those items (plus the items not sold) would have a donation value of $600+. As long as he kept a good record of the items donated, that could end up as $200+ in your pocket.Steve
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I'm hoping to have a rummage in 2 weeks or so myself.... if dh does his part as we were supposed to have one last year & it didn't pan out cause he wouldn't go thru his things & he's got tons & tons.
Ya I know about the tax deduction ect & I'd rather make a lil cash in hand as well. I donated a boxes & numerous bags of kids stuff & hh items 2 yrs ago & itemized them & was over the amt they would require reciepts for too much of a PITA. Plus there have been numerous dicussions on Goodwill on here & other forums to almost use them as a last ditch effort to do some good w/ unwanted items. I think if we get that far I'll call the local shelters or the kids clothing exchange.
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I would rather take the cash now approach as well. You can always put the proceeds in an interest bearing account making more money. If you itemize, you have to wait until the end of the year and pray that you have all of your receipts which can be another headache.
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