Date : March 5th, 2010Category : UncategorizedAuthor : Editor12 Comments
There are many commercials and ads asking to donate cars for charity and people usually get a tax deduction. A portion of the cars traded for “cash for clunkers” would be donated to charity. I wonder if anyone knows how many cars are usually donated yearly and whether there is a significant decline due to this “too generous” program. Thank you.
The Salt Lake Tribune
I found one article from Utah about charities hurting, but do not know if this applies to the whole nation.
I am not trying to smear the program, but there are many unintended consequences – it is like the dominoes, you push one and they all are connected and fall, and apparently our lawmakers approved it very fast without estimating full impact it will have on our lives.
Consumers and new car dealers may be raving about “Cash for Clunkers,” the government program that is giving a lift to the auto industry, but others are pointing to its negative effects. The AP’s R…
Consumers and new car dealers may be raving about “Cash for Clunkers,” the government program that is giving a lift to the auto industry, but others are pointing to its negative effects. The AP’s R…
Cash For Clunkers has been good for the upper and middle classes, and auto dealerships, but the poor have been left out of the equation. Donate the cars to non-profits so they can sell them at roc…
Consumers and new car dealers may be raving about “Cash for Clunkers,” the government program that is giving a lift to the auto industry, but others are pointing to its negative effects. The AP’s R…
Consumers and new car dealers may be raving about “Cash for Clunkers,” the government program that is giving a lift to the auto industry, but others are pointing to its negative effects. The AP’s R…
