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Charitable Contributions

Money or property donated to a qualified charitable organization. Such donations are deductible, subject to income limits, on Schedule A as itemized deductions.
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Nonprofits across the suburbs are bracing for the effects of the federal tax overhaul, hoping people will continue to make charitable contributions in 2018 even though fewer taxpayers are expected to itemize deductions next year.
Drop in giving feared in 2018
Because the IRS found that the value of the estate's charitable contribution was lower than what was reported on its Form 706, United States Estate (and Generation-Skipping Transfer)
Post-death events taken into account in property valuation
Our current plan is to distribute, in late December, a charitable contribution form that must be returned to GAMCO no later than January 31, 2016 for the charitable contribution to be made.
United States : GAMCO s Board Approves an additional $0.25 per share Contribution under its Shareholder Designated Charitable Contribution Program
If the taxpayer properly substantiates the charitable contribution, the IRS can still challenge the amount of the deduction by challenging the value of the contributed property; however, if the taxpayer fails to properly substantiate the charitable contribution, the IRS will likely deny the deduction in full.
Deducting noncash charitable contributions: documentation and substantiation requirements
GAMCO Investors Inc (NYSE:GBL), a manager of private advisory accounts, various funds and partnerships, on Friday disclosed that it has extended the record date for its Shareholder Designated Charitable Contribution programme, to 31 March 2014.
GAMCO announces extension of record date for Shareholder Designated Charitable Contribution programme
In the latest review, released in December, TIGTA analyzed statistical samples of returns of 507 individuals claiming large amounts of noncash charitable contribution deductions.
TIGTA: noncash charitable contribution claims still often erroneous
If, in connection with a charitable contribution, a liability is assumed by the charity, or if property is donated that is subject to a liability, the amount of the charitable contribution may not include any interest paid (or to be paid) by the donor for any period after the contribution if an interest deduction for the amount is allowable to the donor.
Property subject to a liability
If any portion is non-taxable, the individual can count that amount as a charitable contribution and take it as an itemized deduction.
Decoding new pension law's impact on charitable giving
Sklar argued the tuition was a charitable contribution that resulted in the religious education of his children, which he called an ``intangible religious benefit.
LAWSUIT MAY SET PRECEDENT RELIGIOUS DAY SCHOOL TUITION WRITE-OFF AT ISSUE
Tens of millions of Americans make charitable contributions every year to support local religious organizations, youth and family programs, medical research, theaters and museums, and a host of other causes.
Support the Non-itemi zer charitable deduction. (Letters)
The results of this paper would argue that there is no compelling economic reason to extend charitable contribution deductions to nonitemizers.
Charitable Contributions and Tax Price Elasticities for Nonitemizing Taxpayers
The fact that Doug's company can offer a no-annual-fee program and still afford a significant charitable contribution leads me to both question the viability of this program and also challenge Anne Owens' current purchasing-card program vendor.
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