In 2000, the compound was referred to the National Institutes of Health's National Toxicology Program (NTP) for phototoxicity and photocar-cinogenicity testing, along with other common ingredients such as alpha- and beta-hydroxy acids, aloe vera, and nanoscale titanium dioxide and zinc oxide.
Notably, a related benefit of making a contribution to a donor-advised fund in a âbig incomeâ year is that, as an ordinary income deduction, the charitable contribution itself is worth more given the higher tax bracket.
Submitted by Linda Coleman on Thu, 2008-02-21 09:47. Actually, you won't get the tax benefit of the donation. Certain items, like charitable contributions flow to the personal part of your return. So even though the S-Corp makes the donation it's reported to you on the K-1 and then you report it on your Schedule A. Since you don't itemize you wont get the tax benefit of the contribution.