@PetRescueNetwrk @SecondChance @WhirliDogs There is one big issue here with taking tips on the credit cards for a non-profit. Those would actually be income to the people they go to and would trigger a payroll with taxes due. Unfortunately, I don't think legally (check with your tax professional or attorney) a tip would be a donation. It would be up to the organization to do the proper reporting to ensure that the entity maintains the non-profit status.
That being said, you could create an open key item that has no taxes and call it additional donation or donation or something to that affect and just ask the customer if they would like to leave a donation and key it in that way to add it to a sale/donation.
Tip law is very different and I would be very cautious and this might not be something square could ever do exactly the way it looks. Tips are at all times considered property of the employees by the NLRB. But best bet would be to check with your legal counsel.
Donnie
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