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Q: Who is in charge of payment processing?
<A: This is your choice, however, we always recommend that you collect the receipts for the evening. Here are some common mistakes:
● It is important to accept all forms of payment. If you do not posses the ability to run credit card transactions from the event we can handle those transactions for you. We will deduct the credit card processing fee from the gross profit from the event.
● It is recommended that you remember to charge sales taxes. Please consult with your tax advisor for their specific interpretation of this aspect of your event.
● It is important to accept all forms of payment. If you do not posses the ability to run credit card transactions from the event we can handle those transactions for you. We will deduct the credit card processing fee from the gross profit from the event.
● It is recommended that you remember to charge sales taxes. Please consult with your tax advisor for their specific interpretation of this aspect of your event.
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"Thanks to Charity Benefits Unlimited, we were able to raise significantly more auction funds than in past events. The items you all provided generated much enthusiasm and interest among our bidders and they were items we could have never obtained on our own. We will definitely use CBU in the future!"
- Susan Rosener for Mark Grace, former player for the Arizona Diamondbacks and announcer
"The friendly & professional CBU staff was great at our event and went above and beyond to make our guests exceptionally happy. They took care of the entire auction so I could focus on other responsibilities of the night. With the top quality sports & entertainment auction items CBU provided, we were able to raise huge profits for the charity function at Boris Diaw's house (All-Star charity Poker Tournament) during the NBA All-star weekend in Phoenix. Thank you so much!!!"
-Andy Starr, Party Masters Entertainment