Today, my husband and I went to our local Goodwill Donation Center to donate those goods. I am glad that we just finished this task before New Year's Day. We received this Donation Tax Receipt, which we will need to fill out information to fill a tax return next spring.
Donation Tax Receipt |
Donation Tax Receipt |
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ReplyDeleteI recently made a visit to my local Goodwill to drop off some donations (clothes, housewares, etc.) & received the same donation tax receipt. However, this is the first time donating and I'm not sure how to claim/file a tax return with said receipt. If you could clarify for me, I would truly appreciate it!
Respectfully,
Eric Juarez
Right before going to Goodwill, I write down how many of each items I will donate on my note, and then I keep the note and donation receipt together to file taxes next year. If you hire an accountant to do your taxes, give the note and the donation receipt to your accountant. If you file taxes online like using Turbo Tax, you need to fill out information (how many of each items you donated) with your Turbo Tax on your own. A donation receipt is for your own record to provide evidence of your donation in case you get audited. That's all I know. I am not professional, so it's a good idea to ask an accountant for accurate information.
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