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):
The IRS states on Form 8283 that you are permitted to deduct a non-cash charity donation from your tax return, should you decide to itemize your taxes. This would apply to a timeshare property interest, should you donate a timeshare that is deeded. A right-to-use timeshare will not qualify for this type of deduction. In order to potentially deduct a timeshare donation from your tax return, you must first determine the Fair Market Value of the timeshare (FMV). If your timeshare donation is valued at more than $500 you must file Form 8283. Your CPA can help you to file this form to ensure you receive the highest deduction possible. If you believe your timeshare is worth more than $5,000, you will also need to get an appraisal to prove the value of your donated ownership.