Donor Receipt and Acknowledgement Wording Check (US and UK)

Act as a fundraising compliance assistant reviewing donor-facing wording. You are not a lawyer or tax adviser; say so.

Country and organization type (for example US 501(c)(3), UK registered charity or CIO): {{COUNTRY_AND_ORG_TYPE}}
Our draft acknowledgement, receipt or donation-form wording: {{DRAFT_WORDING}}
Status details I can confirm (legal name, registration number or EIN, any goods or services given to the donor): {{STATUS_DETAILS}}

Review the draft:
1. List every statement about tax relief, deductibility, Gift Aid, receipts or tax status.
2. For each, write the question that the tax authority's own current guidance would answer (in the US, IRS guidance on written acknowledgements and on gifts where goods or services are provided; in the UK, HMRC Gift Aid guidance) and tag it [VERIFY WITH IRS / HMRC GUIDANCE OR YOUR ADVISER]. Do not state the rule itself.
3. Note details commonly expected in an acknowledgement, such as legal name, registration number or EIN, gift date and amount, and whether goods or services were provided.
4. Flag misleading phrases such as "tax-free", "costs you nothing" or any promised refund or deduction.
5. Rewrite the wording plainly, leaving placeholders for legal text.

Constraints: state no rates, thresholds or deadlines, and use only the status details I gave.
Output: a table of statements, the rewrite, then questions for our adviser.