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Nike Air Force 1 Doernbecher 09 *photo and release info*
- Thread in 'Nike Retro' Thread starter Started by nikefnhead,
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- Jun 17, 2006
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OG Doernbechers were the best out of them all. It seems like Nike is encouraging the wildest-obviously-a-child-designed-this colourway possible since the firstseries (at least from the ones i've seen)
- Jun 14, 2007
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not a good look imo,
- Jul 2, 2009
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NDC still has a FSR. I could not pass up on these with the supreme materials, low price, free ship. These > Fusions that people are paying double for.
Plus it's a easy Tax write off.
Plus it's a easy Tax write off.
- Jan 4, 2005
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First year since the beginning that I havent liked/picked up a single pair......
- Jul 10, 2009
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links to the older year styles please?
- Feb 14, 2008
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- Jul 10, 2009
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damn i do like em!!!
- Apr 1, 2008
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Yep alot of people dont even think about that
- Oct 20, 2004
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will be scoooped soon... i like em a lot
- May 28, 2008
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^^Indeed
- Jun 7, 2008
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i like this shoe
- May 16, 2004
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some of you guys need to remember that these are designed by a little kid
its not exactly a shoe you buy for the looks, rather, you buy them for thecause.
- Jul 26, 2009
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Got mine today.
Absolutely superb quality.
Nike has some explaining to do, these retail for $88 at this level and GR retail for the same with very crappy materials?!?
For those of you saying "tax write off", unless you're writing these checks directly to the Doernbecher Hospital, these are not!
Trust me on that one!
Absolutely superb quality.
Nike has some explaining to do, these retail for $88 at this level and GR retail for the same with very crappy materials?!?
For those of you saying "tax write off", unless you're writing these checks directly to the Doernbecher Hospital, these are not!
Trust me on that one!
- Feb 25, 2006
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i am pretty sure NikeFNHead is right about the tax issue...i posted about this in the Jordan VI's post but nobody cared to discuss.
Usually when you make a charitable donation you receive a separate "tax receipt" to file with your taxes. However, with nike you only receive aregular receipt and not a tax receipt. Nike takes the proceeds from all the shoe sales and writes the big fat check to Doernbecher. Doernbecher (which I amassuming is registered as a charitable organization) has special tax circumstances that allow them to a) not pay tax on the money they receive as charitabledonations and b) provide those who donate with a "tax receipt" so that they can receive a tax break from the government for that amount of theirincome. So, nike receives the large tax break via a tax receipt provided by Doernbecher to them-using the money we pay for the shoes. Indirectly, your moneydoes go to a worthy charitable cause. Unfortunately, you are not able to get the tax benefits from it. I even contacted nike to ask them for a "taxreceipt" and they said they do not provide them. I am in my final year of law school in Toronto and have studied both Canadian and US tax law so you cantrust that I do have a clue about this. If anybody hears otherwise or is able to obtain a legitimate tax receipt for these please let me know. Your best bet isto try and use your nike receipt as a tax receipt and hope the IRS doesn't come after you over such a small donation.
any tax lawyers or accountants in the building? maybe...
Usually when you make a charitable donation you receive a separate "tax receipt" to file with your taxes. However, with nike you only receive aregular receipt and not a tax receipt. Nike takes the proceeds from all the shoe sales and writes the big fat check to Doernbecher. Doernbecher (which I amassuming is registered as a charitable organization) has special tax circumstances that allow them to a) not pay tax on the money they receive as charitabledonations and b) provide those who donate with a "tax receipt" so that they can receive a tax break from the government for that amount of theirincome. So, nike receives the large tax break via a tax receipt provided by Doernbecher to them-using the money we pay for the shoes. Indirectly, your moneydoes go to a worthy charitable cause. Unfortunately, you are not able to get the tax benefits from it. I even contacted nike to ask them for a "taxreceipt" and they said they do not provide them. I am in my final year of law school in Toronto and have studied both Canadian and US tax law so you cantrust that I do have a clue about this. If anybody hears otherwise or is able to obtain a legitimate tax receipt for these please let me know. Your best bet isto try and use your nike receipt as a tax receipt and hope the IRS doesn't come after you over such a small donation.
any tax lawyers or accountants in the building? maybe...
- Oct 20, 2004
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^ good point bro..... i guess there must be a way to claim it on ur tax refund......
- Jul 26, 2009
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^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
Trust me, not a legit tax deduction for individuals.
The tax deduction goes to Nike.
Pretty hefty penalty if IRS catches it, not worth the headache of having your returns from the past 3 years put under a microscope over an $85 shoe!
Trust me, not a legit tax deduction for individuals.
The tax deduction goes to Nike.
Pretty hefty penalty if IRS catches it, not worth the headache of having your returns from the past 3 years put under a microscope over an $85 shoe!
- Sep 8, 2008
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i copped but has anybody found a shirt for this shoe its harder for all the colors
- Jul 10, 2009
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i got the DB VI J's, and got the Livestrong Busy P AF1s back in July, never even thought about trying to get a tax break... thats a sad joke.
im still contemplating on if i want to get these ones or not, i really do like em
im still contemplating on if i want to get these ones or not, i really do like em
- Nov 4, 2010
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ok idk what the background of this shoe is could somebody please inform me? ik they are 4 some sort of charity but what exactly if anybody knows?
- Apr 1, 2008
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What about the DJ AM Charity Auctions?
- Jul 10, 2009
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DJ AM should be eligible, thats buying a possession that goes directly to a charity by an organization, not a big overhead retail company such as nike
- Dec 23, 2007
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Has anyone copped a pair yet
- Apr 1, 2008
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^^I did.
- Apr 14, 2006
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These are straight Piff.
and by Piff i'm referring to the sound your @@$ makes when your letting a slient one go.
and by Piff i'm referring to the sound your @@$ makes when your letting a slient one go.
