It’s Better to Give AND Receive
Give to The Salvation Army.
Reduce dollar-for-dollar what you pay in Arizona income tax.
Benefit the entire community.
The number and the needs of the less fortunate in Arizona have never been greater. Men and women who have been able to take care of themselves and their families in the past have lost their jobs, their savings, their homes, and their health care coverage.
You can help.
You can give AND receive.
If you donate to The Salvation Army in Arizona by Tax Day 2020, you can claim a tax credit for 2019 that reduces dollar for dollar what you pay in state income tax.
Couples who file jointly can reduce their state taxes by up to $800; individuals or head of household filers can claim a tax credit of up to $400.
The money you would otherwise pay in taxes can benefit your community through the good work of The Salvation Army.
How does it work?
1) Prepare your Arizona state tax return .
2) Claim the credit* when you file your return.
3) Giving AND receiving is easier than ever.
Recent state law changes mean you no longer need to itemize your state return to claim this credit. *Form 321, which had been used to claim this credit prior to 2013, will be revised or a new form will be issued by the Arizona Department of Revenue. The Arizona Charitable Tax Credit is in addition to and completely separate from the Private School Tuition and Public School Activity tax credits – you may participate in any or all three if you choose.
Need The Salvation Army's local Qualifying Charitable Organization (QCO) Code? Available here.
If you have no Arizona tax liability for the current year, you may carry the tax credit forward for up to five years.
Your donation may also be claimed as a charitable deduction on your federal income tax.
The need is great, and you can help.
Please make your gift today.