It still can be, but it would have to be from family/friends who would somehow

Feb 5, 2019
10:45:53am

molodyets All-American

be able to say that "they were going to make the donation anyway". The main thing they look for is people trying to scratch each others backs or trying to claim it for paying their own kid's tuition.

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PSA: If you're in Arizona, you can probably avoid state income taxes by donation

molodyets

2/5/19 10:27am

Also, in Colorado, gifts to charity are deductible from State Income Tax if you

supertux

2/5/19 10:31am

The law in Arizona (and it exists in several other states) was put in place as a

BYUMizzou

2/5/19 10:36am

You can't deduct it if you are paying to org for it to go to your dependent

molodyets

2/5/19 10:38am

maybe Arizona's law is different than what I'm familiar with. We had a ballot

BYUMizzou

2/5/19 10:42am

It still can be, but it would have to be from family/friends who would somehow

molodyets

2/5/19 10:45am

I've always thought that tax credits for certain types of charities would be a

BertoChavez

2/5/19 10:45am

That's what the foster org credit is. The others charity list are charities

molodyets

2/5/19 10:47am

I'm torn on this. If everyone does it, we're just asking for a tax hike. AZ

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