Transcription of VALUATION GUIDE FOR GOODWILL DONORS
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VALUATION GUIDE FOR GOODWILL DONORS The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) requires DONORS to value their items. To help GUIDE you, GOODWILL Industries International has compiled a list providing price ranges for items commonly sold in GOODWILL stores. Assume the following items are in good condition, and remember: prices are only estimated values. Clothing and Accessories Business Suit $12 Coat/Jacket $8 Dress $7 Jeans $6 Shoes $6 Pants/Skirts $5 Sweater $5 Purse $5 Shirt/Blouse $4 Accessories $2 Houseware Bike $10 6 Piece Dish Set $6 Framed Art Work $4 Figurines $3 Assorted Sporting Goods $2 Pot/Pan $2 Electronics & Media Desktop Computer $150 Stereo $10 Microwave $10 Small Appliances $8 Lamp $6 Video Game $3 DVD/CD $2 Book $1 VHS Tape $1 Furniture Standard Sofa $75 Dining Room Set $75 Patio Set $50 Dresser $25 Recliner $20 Entertainment Set $20
VALUATION GUIDE FOR GOODWILL DONORS The U.S. Internal Revenue Service (IRS) requires donors to value their items. To help guide you, Goodwill Industries International has compiled a list
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Valuation Guide for Salvation Army Donations, GUIDE, Audit Committees of Small, Audit Committees of Small Nonprofit Organizations, Accounting for Contributions, Pledges, Grants, Accounting for Contributions, Pledges, Grants and Donations, INTERPRETATION NOTE: NO. 44 Issue, Valuation, Of Education Meeting Regular, Of Education Meeting Regular Agenda Black, Company expenses