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What Is Quid Pro Quo: Definition & Examples

By Motley Fool Staff – Updated Jul 3, 2025 at 12:39PM

Key Points

  • QPR (quid pro quo) is essentially a trade of items or information of similar value.
  • Businesses, such as startups, use QPR for services when low on cash.
  • Charitable donations above $75 must disclose value received, affecting tax deductions.
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