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•Purchase of an item or service by the charity 
•Sponsorship fees where the sponsor receives something in exchange for the donation made, such as advertising
•Loans
•Free use of a property
•Court ordered donations
•Gifts from other charities or qualified donees (as it would serve no purpose)
•Fundraising proceeds, e.g., dinner tickets, concert admission, bake sale, etc. for the value of the advantage
•Anonymous gifts (unless CRA’s requirements are followed, e.g. donor establishes an agency or trust agreement to make the anonymous gift)
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