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Arizona State Tax Credit

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DONATE TODAY

FILE & CLAIM

GET IT ALL BACK

MAKE YOUR 

DONATION TO WASTE NOT OF UP TO $470 FOR SINGLE TAX FILERS AND $938 FOR JOINT TAX FILERS

FILE YOUR ARIZONA TAXES AND CLAIM THE ARIZONA CHARITABLE TAX CREDIT USING FORM 352 AND WASTE NOT'S

QCO CODE: #20408

RECEIVE UP TO $938OF YOUR MONEY BACK IN THE FORM OF A STATE LIABILITY TAX CREDIT!

  • What is the Arizona Charitable Tax Credit?
    The Arizona Charitable Tax Credit reduces your state taxes owed, dollar-for-dollar as a credit. A donation of up to $938 to Waste Not truly costs you nothing as it will be applied as a credit on your state tax return. That’s right, you can get it all back in the form of an Arizona state liability tax credit. That’s a win-win for you and for the more than 75 local nonprofits we serve annually.
  • Is Waste Not a Qualifying Charitable Organization?
    YES, Waste Not is a Qualifying Charitable Organization (QCO) & Waste Not’s QCO code is #20408.
  • Do I qualify?
    YES, anyone who files income taxes in Arizona can claim the credit simply by making a donation to Waste Not. *
  • What are the giving limits?
    You can get a tax credit refund of up to $470* for single tax filers and up to $938* for joint tax filers. Any donation amount up to the maximum is greatly appreciated!
  • How do I claim the credit?
    Once you've made your donation to Waste Not, you'll receive a receipt from us with our QCO Code (#20408). When you file your taxes, use Form 352. More information can be found HERE: https://azdor.gov/tax-credits/contributions-qcos-and-qfcosIf you have any further questions, please consult your personal accountant to find out how you can help!
  • When is the deadline?
    You have until April 15 to make a donation that qualifies for the tax credit. *
  • Do I need to itemize my taxes to claim this credit?
    NOPE! You no longer need to itemize your taxes to take advantage of this opportunity.

*Tax circumstances vary greatly. Please consult your tax advisor for specific questions related to your tax situation.

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