Did you know that when you support your favorite local charity you can receive up to $400 state tax credit?
When you donate to the Society of St. Vincent de Paul, the Arizona Charitable Tax Credit allows you to receive a dollar-for-dollar state tax credit if you itemize your deductions on your Arizona state income tax return.
You can receive a tax credit of up to $400 when filing a joint tax return, or up to $200 when filing a single tax return, and you receive the satisfaction of knowing your money is going to help the working poor.
So what does this mean?
It costs you nothing to donate to the good work of St. Vincent de Paul! And now that the baseline year requirement has been eliminated, giving has never been easier!
A tax credit simply reduces your final tax liability. It comes right off the top of your state tax bill, reducing the amount of money you will pay.
There is a simple form–AZ Form 321–that you must complete and include with your state tax filing in order to receive that tax credit.
Another great thing about the Arizona Charitable Tax Credit is it does not affect the tax credits you can receive for private school tuition and public school extra-curricular activities!
I’m in! How do I make a donation?
CLICK HERE TO MAKE YOUR ONLINE DONATION TODAY!
If you would prefer to make your donation by check, please make your check payable to St. Vincent de Paul and mail it to:
St. Vincent de Paul
P.O. Box 13600
Phoenix, AZ 85002-3600
You can also call us directly at (602) 261-6814 to make a donation by phone!
Need more information?
Information can be found on the Arizona Department of Revenue website or by calling Tax Payer Assistance at (602) 255-3381 or (800) 352-4090, if you are outside Maricopa County.
As always, you can also call the St. Vincent de Paul Development Department at (602) 261-6814 with any questions you may have!
Important Note: The Society of St. Vincent de Paul does not offer legal or tax advice. Always check with a qualified and licensed professional regarding all matters related to tax or legal issues.
