So I'm pulling together my financial records to send to my accountant so he can prepare my tax return, and it just occurred to me that even though I made thousands of dollars in donations to dozens of providers last year, I didn't receive a tax receipt from a single one.  How am I going to take a deduction for them now?

to any items that you donate? That can get pretty high for some.

donations to individuals aren't deductible.

You go to a provider and ask for tax receipt. I am sure all of them will be happy to help you with this and you'll make lots of appointments. xo

your cat?  Of course you know, you can claim him as a dependent as well!

I even have a 529 plan for him.

http://io9.gizmodo.com/5743428/how-a-cat-named-zoe-earned-several-advanced-degrees-and-became-a-psychotherapist

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no goods or services can be received by the donor.

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and would always wonder, "What did they do with my donation?"

Then Can a "PROVIDER" write it off as a tax Deduction?!!! LMFAO!!!!

LMFAO I doubt that will happen. The providers will lagh at the hobbyist. I would!! And I'd tell him to get his head checked.

I'm allowed to take the oil depletion allowance

Is it a Business or a Hobby?  
 
Is Your Hobby a For-Profit Endeavor?

I am a Certified Public Accountant (CPA)....and your moronic posts regarding charitable foundations and now hobby expenses/income are simply WRONG.

Here's what the IRS says about the matter.  Bottom line: there is no way anyone who plays this game can call it a hobby for tax purposes.
If Pav is actually giving out tax-related material to her Johns she's committing fraud.  If she really believes what she's doing is right then she's a delusional dimwit and I wouldn't believe anything else she says either.

Some bad advice is simply fun to laugh at, other bad advice is not funny at all. Especially if there is even the slightest chance of some idiot taking her seriously and there is ALWAYS some idiot willing to believe what is written on the internet by some other idiot.

the fuck board advise isn't their biggest problem! LMAO BTW, the guy on the newbie board thought he had a girlfriend and was getting extra services (bbfs) on the cheap. She "borrowed" some money from him & he lit up the boards and posted "rip off" review. I call it like I see it.

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Theft is theft, just because you have no spine doesn't mean we all don't  

but the year is young. She did repay him with the services that he thought he was going to get when he loaned her the money. This was a lovers quarrel and not a p4p situation.

I thought "PAV" meant Potential AIDS Victim?"

That this reality non existent
 We live in different realities and here less then 5 percent of people met me  
You are chatting about me  just as you were chatting  about celebrity you never met nor will meet  
Be happy that I did notice your posts at all.  
You can now have a bit of glory - you spoke to me  
Seems it is WHY some known individuals ( let s not point fingers) love so much post under my posts  
I guess they want attention for my expense.  

However, you're "reality" is delusional and, as others have pointed out, your advice is for people to do something illegal.
A few more thoughts: "Be happy that I did notice your posts at all."  Nice!  Just one more example of your unbelievable arrogance.  It's not very pretty.
Also, "I am not involved in any ILLIGAL (sic) activities."  Oh, really?  You are not a prostitute?  But you're registered on this site and apparently take money for sex.  Your reviews and profile make that pretty clear.  Hey, so do I.  But at least I don't get on a high horse and lie about it.
Now, please, stop "noticing" my posts and stop commenting on them as well.  You just make a fool of yourself.

One said - today I sucked his horribly cock..  
And other said -  
Today I made love to him and gave him minnete and there was roses in the room and nice passion music. And we did share intimacy..  
That is answer to you who ever you are  

At least she is a ESOL student, what's your excuse?

Well, let's just say some people are very schooled in the law and in the practice there of.
One should consider Dr Who revived and his advice as it is very prudent indeed.  
This is a funny post for those who know. Some people legally trained have seen foolish people actually believe some of this nonsense. We have all heard it. In the following hypothetical consider: "Are you a cop" or, someone told me the IRS can't do this or that." Or "my friend said this or that was legal." The problem was the "my friend" giving the advice was in jail right next to him.  
A better use of one's time might be to work and create higher incomes than take all this time over silly unlawful tax deductions. Ask Wesley Snipes whether or not he would take on the IRS again.  His case involved major money.  Here, where the deduction could be a tiny, yet unlawful, tax savings, some would suggest DON"T DO IT.  Sun Tzu, in the Art of War warned,(Paraphrased) "If you don't know your enemy and you don't know yourself, you will always be slaughtered.  
Some are acutely aware that many will disregard Dr. Who Revived's input. That makes for good business in some professions. my 2 cent

anything under about $13k total per person they won't be taxed on.

Well Dr. Who. I am impressed with your credentials. Not!