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Donate to charity before tax time…
With tax time around the corner, shorten the gap between your donation and benefit by donating to PBF Australia today. You can complete your income tax return any time up until 31st October, but you must donate before June 30 to claim the tax deduction in this year’s tax return. Any donation over $2 will be eligible for a tax receipt. PBF is a registered charity with Deductible Gift Recipients status (DGR).
Paraplegia and quadriplegia are among the most expensive chronic injuries a person can face. Help us reduce the impact and incidence of spinal cord injury by making a tax-deductible donation today.
Make a difference whilst supporting a well-respected charity. Help us reduce injuries and deaths on the road, at work and in the water and assist those living with spinal cord injury by supporting PBF Australia.
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