Texas Sample Letter for Decline to Accept a Gift - Monetary
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The person giving you the gift went through the trouble of thinking up something they believe you would like so it only makes sense to reject their gift in a way that is easy on their feelings while still being honest. If possible, don't give them false hope by accepting the gift under some circumstances.
Say no politely, keep your hands at your sides, never ever ever actually touch the gift, and stay firm. If necessary, leave. If you suspect there might be strings attached, give it back with a simple, thank you but I can't accept this.
Regretfully, I must decline the gift. Company policy does not allow management to accept gifts of greater than a $10.00 value. I hope you understand. But thank you for thinking of me.
How to Politely Decline a GiftDo it in person but far from the crowd.Appreciate the gesture while declining it.Be honest when declining the gift.Try to avoid receiving the gift if you can in the first place.Give a written note of gratitude.It is preferable to do it in person, by talking to them in private.More items...?
It was very kind of you to present such a beautiful box of expensive pens to us. But unfortunately we have to return it as our company policy prohibits us from accepting any kind of gifts from our clients. Our organization is very strict about such things and we cannot go against our company's rules and regulations.
How to Politely Decline a GiftDo it in person but far from the crowd.Appreciate the gesture while declining it.Be honest when declining the gift.Try to avoid receiving the gift if you can in the first place.Give a written note of gratitude.It is preferable to do it in person, by talking to them in private.More items...?
For example, you could say something along the lines of I'm flattered by your kind offer but I think not taking it would be best or even I'd hate to get in trouble on my first day at work by accepting this lovely gift. If possible, try placing it on someone else's desk who might know what to do with it.
If the favor you did was minor and the amount of money offered is similar to the value of the favor, then you are mostly free to say no (unless they really, really insist.) Be honest - "it was nothing", "you don't owe me anything", "I did it because you're a friend", "I'm sure you would do the same for me", etc.
