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# How to Read Your Tax Invoice

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### Understanding Key Lines

#### Total Raffle Revenue: $4,695.13

* This is the complete gross amount including:
  * Credit card sales through RaffleLink
  * Cash sales collected by your organization
  * Service fee contributions from buyers

#### Total Credit/Debit Card Sales: $4,430.00

* Represents all credit card transactions processed through RaffleLink
* These funds are held by RaffleLink until disbursement

#### Total Service Fee (including GST): -$243.65

* Calculated as 5.5% of total credit card sales
* In this example: $4,430.00 × 5.5% = $243.65
* Deducted from credit card sales

#### Raffle Service Fee Assistance: $190.13

* Donations received from buyers to help cover service fees
* Added back to your total

#### Total Amount Paid: $4,376.48

* Final amount transferred to your bank account

### Reconciliation Formula

To reconcile Total Raffle Revenue ($4,695.13):

1. Start with Total Amount Paid: $4,376.48
2. Add back Service Fee: +$243.65
3. Add any Activation Fees: +$0.00
4. Add Cash Sales collected separately: +$75.00 (calculated as difference)

$4,376.48 + $243.65 + $0.00 + $75.00 = $4,695.13 (Total Raffle Revenue)


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