.jpg) If you will have an Arizona State Tax obligation on your state Income Tax Return, a donation to The Rotary Vocational Fund of Arizona of up to $400 for an individual or $800 for a married couple filing jointly could potentially be deducted from that amount as a tax credit. The benefit to you would be in either paying a correspondingly smaller amount to the state at the time you file or getting the amount of your donation back as part of a larger tax refund from the state. TRVFA is one of many Qualifying Charitable Organizations for the State of Arizona tax credit program. Our QCR code is 20698. Donations made between now and April 15 can be used to offset your tax for the 2019 tax year or the 2020 tax year but not both. If this is all new to you, check with your tax preparation specialist to see if you would be eligible to help support our vocational education grant program by making a donation. CLICK HERE to donate on-line. To download a form to submit with a check, CLICK HERE. If you do decide to donate, as a grant recipient, when asked for the name of a Rotary Club, just indicate you are a member of TRVFA Alumni. We need to increase our base of donors as the demand for our grants has greatly increased. Help us help others by either donating and/or informing others of the tax credit opportunity. |
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