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As a Non-profit organization (Charity), the following items may be deducted on Federal tax returns. | As a Non-profit organization (Charity), the following items may be deducted on Federal tax returns. | ||
* Auto mileage (14 cents per mile in 2013) | * Auto mileage (14 cents per mile in 2013) | ||
* Donations made by cash, check, payroll deduction, and credit card | * Donations made by cash, check, payroll deduction, and credit card | ||
* Donations of gear and equipment (tools, etc) | |||
* Out-of-Pocket Expenditures out of your own funds for business or personal use. Common examples are: | * Out-of-Pocket Expenditures out of your own funds for business or personal use. Common examples are: | ||
** Parking fees and tolls | ** Parking fees and tolls | ||
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** Uniform expenses | ** Uniform expenses | ||
** Food expenses | ** Food expenses | ||
Donations of TIME are not deductible. | |||
Latest revision as of 21:01, 12 June 2014
As a Non-profit organization (Charity), the following items may be deducted on Federal tax returns.
- Auto mileage (14 cents per mile in 2013)
- Donations made by cash, check, payroll deduction, and credit card
- Donations of gear and equipment (tools, etc)
- Out-of-Pocket Expenditures out of your own funds for business or personal use. Common examples are:
- Parking fees and tolls
- Travel expenses
- Uniform expenses
- Food expenses
Donations of TIME are not deductible.