Why can't you use an inventory quantity adjustment to reduce inventory for donations?

Using an inventory quantity adjustment to reduce inventory for donations is not suitable because this method does not provide the option to enter the name of the customer or organization receiving the donation. When making donations, it is essential to document whom the donation is going to for record-keeping and compliance purposes. This contributes to transparency in financial practices and aids in reporting for tax deductions and organizational accountability.

While the other options may have valid points, they do not specifically address the critical issue of tracking and documenting the recipient's information, which is a key requirement when processing donations. Thus, the inability to associate a specific recipient with the inventory adjustment underscores why this method is inappropriate for handling donations.