Ensure your contributions are compliant and effective – What every donor should know!

As we continue to enhance our community’s support through informed giving, it’s essential to understand not only where your donation is going but also how it complies with federal guidelines.

Why Read This?

In just 3 minutes, gain crucial insights into charity compliance and tax implications for your donations.

Why Is It Urgent?

With ever-evolving regulations and compliance requirements, staying updated ensures your contributions are both impactful and adherent to legal standards.

Understanding Your Contributions

Compliance with IRS Guidelines It is crucial to be aware of the tax implications associated with your donations. According to Section 6113 of the Internal Revenue Code, some tax-exempt organizations not eligible to receive tax-deductible charitable contributions must disclose that contributions are not deductible for federal income tax purposes. This includes organizations under sections 501(c), 501(d), or 527.

Disclosure for Non-Deductible Contributions

Any solicitation we make will clearly state, in a conspicuous and easily recognizable format, whether your contribution is tax-deductible or not. This ensures transparency and helps you make informed decisions.

Florida’s Registration and Financial Insights

Before making a donation, always check if an organization is registered as required by Florida law. The FDACS’s Check-A-Charity tool provides an easy way to access this information.

Steps to Verify a Charity

1. Visit the FDACS Website: Utilize the Check-A-Charity tool to confirm registration and review financial disclosures.
2. Understand Tax Implications: Look for the tax-deductibility disclosure in our solicitations, ensuring your contributions meet your financial planning needs.
3. Review Their Use of Funds: It’s your right to know how much of your donation supports the cause directly.

Empower Your Donations – Be Compliance-Savvy

Being informed is key to effective and compliant giving. Verify the charities and understand the tax implications before you donate.

Thank You for Making Informed Choices

Your efforts to understand these aspects of giving do not go unnoticed. Together, we can foster a culture of transparency and accountability in charitable giving.

Take a step towards responsible giving.