Form 8283

A form that one files with the IRS to report non-cash contributions to charitable organizations, such a clothes or vehicles, if the combined value of these contributions exceeds $500. It is not used to determine the tax deduction for these contributions, though they are tax deductible.

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The organization will likely be asked to sign a Form 8283, Noncash Charitable Contributions, acknowledging receipt of the asset.

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Those who have donated more than $500 in non-cash contributions during a year must fill out (https://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-pdf/f8283.pdf) Form 8283  detailing what was donated and the fair market value for each donation.

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The donor might give the charity a federal Form 8283 to sign if the gift's appraised value is greater than $5,000.

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* If your total deduction for noncash contributions for a year is over $500, you must attach IRS Form 8283 to your tax return.

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If you claim a charitable deduction of more than $500 in donated property, you must attach Form 8283.

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If you claim a charitable deduction of more than $500 in donated property, you must attach Form 8283. If you are claiming a deduction of $250 or more for a car donation, you'll need a contemporaneous written acknowledgment from the charity that includes a description of the car.