How much can I contribute? To receive a dollar-for-dollar tax credit on your Arizona state taxes, donors can give a maximum of $470 for single taxpayers or heads of household and $938 for couples filing jointly. Please note that max amounts have changed for 2024 Arizona state filings.
The maximum allowable credit for contributions to public schools is $400 for married filing jointly filers, or $200 for single, married filing separately, and heads of household filers.
Up to $470 (single) or $938 (married, filing jointly) of your donation amount can be credited against your Arizona state tax liability, reducing the amount you owe or potentially providing a refund.
Qualified Charitable Organization Junior Achievement of Arizona #20937. East Valley JCC #20885. Arizona Autism United #20353. Mom's Pantry #21059. St. Vincent De Paul Society, Diocese of Phoenix #20540. Pawsitive Friendships #20861. Arizona Disabled Veteran Foundation #20069. Phoenix Dream Center #20061.
As an individual donor, your charitable donations entitle you to a three-tier tax credit. The first $200 of annual donations is eligible for a 15% federal tax credit, plus the applicable provincial/territorial tax credit.
Taxpayers can claim the credit on the 2024 income tax return if you file after April 15, but the donation must be made on or before April 15, 2025.
Take advantage of the Arizona Foster Care tax credit Fill out form 352 and add Child Crisis Arizona's QFCO code 10012. When filing your Arizona State tax return, inform your tax advisor to help you claim the Arizona Foster Care Tax Credit.