Your fact-checks will appear here
The IRS has rules regarding charitable donations, including the requirement that the recipient be a 501(c) tax-exempt charity and that the gift be a true donation rather than a purchase of goods or services.
Qualified Charitable Distributions () can be made only to charities that meet the ’s definition of a qualifying 501(c); by contrast, , donor‑advised funds and supporting organizations are explicitly i...
A Qualified Charitable Distribution () acknowledgment must be a contemporaneous written statement that identifies the charity, the date and amount of the gift, and explicitly states whether any goods ...
lets an existing 501(c) charity accept tax-deductible gifts on behalf of a project that lacks its own , with the sponsor receiving, administering and reporting the contributions while assuming legal r...