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charitable

[char-i-tuh-buhl] / ˈtʃær ɪ tə bəl /




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The problem is that tax withholding isn’t an exact science, and it doesn’t account for all of the latest tax law changes or fluctuating factors, such as freelance income, investment income and charitable donations.

From The Wall Street Journal

The family were entitled to a host of benefits, grants and charitable assistance.

From BBC

They and other players have set up charitable foundations to give something back to the countries and people that shaped them - something particularly welcomed in times of hardship.

From BBC

What came out of the meeting was a path to return—and a handshake that could cost Koepka up to $90 million in a combination of charitable donations, bonuses and equity in the Tour.

From The Wall Street Journal

His and Nicola's fallout with his parents is also evidenced in another statement from the post, referring to a time Victoria allegedly declined to help them with a charitable cause.

From BBC