Millipascal-second is a dynamic viscosity measurement unit. A millipascal-second (mPaÂ·s) is a derived metric SI (System International) measurement unit of dynamic viscosity.
A charitable deduction, generally, may only be taken on donation amounts greater than value received, so raffle ticket purchases are not deductible as charitable gifts. See the table on page 2 of IRS Publication 526. Entry fees to participate in games of chance are also not deductible as charitable contributions. The IRS considers the chance to win a prize to be something of value received in exchange for a donation. Source(s):
Any prize that is worth $600 or more should be reported, but only if the payout is at least 300 times the cost of the bet. In other words, according to the IRS, if you bought a $1 raffle ticket and won a $600 prize, you must report the winnings and pay taxes on it. Prize winnings are reported to the IRS and the prize winner via the Form W-2G or 1099.