Charitable Flashcards
When a charitable contribution of tangible, use-related property is made to a qualifying public charity, the maximum deduction permitted when selecting the FMV of the asset is _____ of the taxpayer’s AGI.
30%
When a charitable contribution of tangible, use-related property is made to a qualifying public charity, the maximum deduction permitted when selecting the basis of the asset is _____ of the taxpayer’s AGI.
50%
When a charitable contribution of tangible, use-unrelated property is made to a qualifying public charity, and the basis of the asset is lower than the FMV, the maximum charitable contribution is _____ of the taxpayer’s AGI.
50%
The AGI limitation for LTCG property donated to a public charity when the basis election is made is _____
50%.
The maximum annual deductible amount for cash contributions made to public charities is _____of AGI.
60%
The maximum annual donation for LTCG property donated to a Private Foundation when the FMV election is made is ____of AGI.
20%
Donors are responsible for obtaining a written acknowledgment from a charity for any single contribution of ____or more before the donors can claim a charitable contribution on their federal income tax returns.
$250
For a contribution to a charity valued from ____ to ____, the only recordkeeping requirement is a donor letter.
$250 to $500
When a charitable contribution of tangible, use-unrelated property is made to a qualifying public charity and the FMV of the asset is lower than its basis, the maximum charitable contribution is ___ of the taxpayer’s AGI.
30%
For a contribution to a charity valued from ____ to ____, the only recordkeeping requirement is a receipt.
$0 to $249
Mileage rate for charitable
.14