Arizona Foster Care Tax Credit Charitable Donations 2026

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  2. Begin with Part 1, where you will enter your cash contributions made from January 1, 2018, through December 31, 2018. Ensure you include contributions from both you and your spouse if filing separately.
  3. In section A, list each qualifying foster care charity's code and name along with the corresponding cash contribution amounts in the designated fields.
  4. If you contributed to more than three charities, complete the Continuation Sheet on page 3 and include it with your submission.
  5. Proceed to Part 2 for any available credit carryover from previous years. Fill in the taxable year, original credit amount, and previously used amounts.
  6. Finally, review Part 3 to calculate your total available credit by adding current year’s credit and any carryover amounts. Ensure all entries are accurate before finalizing.

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What is the Arizona Charitable Tax Credit? Arizona allows you to take a dollar-for-dollar credit on your state taxes when you donate up to $495 for single filers, or $987 for married couples filing jointly to a qualified organization.
Giving to a qualifying organization allows you to claim a dollar-for-dollar tax credit up to a certain amount. For the Arizona Foster Care Tax Credit, that amount is: For 2025 state tax returns: $618 for single filers and $1,234 for joint filers.
Foster Youth Tax Credits The California state Foster Youth Tax Credit (FYTC) is available for Tax Year 2024, providing up to $1,154 per eligible individual or up to $2,308 if both primary taxpayer and spouse/ Register Domestic Partner qualify. FYTC may provide you with cash back or reduce any taxes you may owe.
Arizona Charitable Tax Credit The maximum QCO credit donation amount for 2024: $470 single, married filing separate or head of household; $938 married filing joint. The maximum QCO credit donation amount for 2025: $495 single, married filing separate or head of household; $987 married filing joint.
In most cases, the amount of charitable cash contributions taxpayers can deduct on Schedule A as an itemized deduction is limited to a percentage (usually 60 percent) of the taxpayers adjusted gross income (AGI). Qualified contributions are not subject to this limitation.

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Second, you might be able to deduct your unreimbursed foster care expenses as a charitable donation. The expenses are deductible if the agency or organization that placed the child with you can receive charitable donations (your local social services department would not qualify).

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