That’s a possible strategy, but it doesn’t meet the IRS standard for taking the “donation” as a tax deduction without a concurring statement from the “charity” reporting receipt of the money AND affirming that the donor received no compensation in terms of good or services.
If the IRS overlooks it for seven years, you might get away with doing it, but given the size of this “donation” it’s almost dead certain it would be flagged for thorough review. If you were lucky, you’d get the opportunity to amend your return as a means of avoiding Federal Tax Fraud charges and associated penalties.
Millions of dollars could have landed anywhere without a trace: in a tax-free foundation bank account, a hedge fund account, a numbered offshore account......and so on.
The Clintons have several global money-raising groups...offshoots of the Clinton Foundation and the Clinton Global Initiative.
In addition to the Clinton Global Initiative, and the Clinton Family Foundation, there are separate Clinton foundations, entities that maintain their own revenue streams.
All these entities maintain separate operations for the Clintons pay-to-play global racketeering operations that involves big-time money-laundering and tax evasion:
<><>the Clinton Health Access Initiative (CHAI),
<><>the Bill, Hillary and Chelsea Clinton (BHCC) Foundation,
<><>the Clinton Foundation Hong Kong,
<><> William J. Clinton Foundation Charitable Trust (Kenya),
<><>William J. Clinton Foundation Charitable Trust (UK),
<><> the Clinton Foundation Insalingsstiftelse (Sweden).
<><> Clinton/Guistra Partnership, Canada.
The Arkansas-based Clinton Library also raises huge amounts of money from Muslim Mideast sources.