> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://help.rafflelink.com.au/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://help.rafflelink.com.au/managing-your-raffle/proceeds-and-finances/receiving-funds/separate-payment-for-service-fees.md). # Separate Payment for Service Fees ### Overview Yes, you can pay RaffleLink's service fee separately instead of having it deducted from raffle proceeds. * Common for businesses running charity raffles * Ensures 100% of proceeds go to the charity * Service fee paid separately by organizing business or individual ### How to Set Up #### Step 1: Enter Placeholder Codes Input these temporary codes in banking details: * **Organization Bank Name:** "To Be Invoiced" * **BSB:** 111111 * **Account Number:** 111111111 #### Step 2: Contact Support * Email * Specify you want to pay service fees separately * Provide your billing details ### Benefits * Full proceeds go to charity * Clean separation of costs * Easier for tax purposes * Maximizes charitable donation * Business can claim fee as expense ### Common Use Case `Example:`\ `- Business runs raffle for local charity`\ `- $10,000 raised in ticket sales`\ `- 5.5% service fee ($550)`\ `- Business pays fee separately`\ `- Charity receives full $10,000` ### Important Notes * RaffleLink will issue separate invoice for service fee * Gross proceeds sent directly to organization * Standard payment terms apply
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