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Tax-Deductible Contributions

QCDs must go to organizations that can receive tax-deductible contributions under IRC §170

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Jan 25, 2026
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Which charities explicitly refuse or cannot accept Qualified Charitable Distributions and why?

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...

Jan 30, 2026
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How should taxpayers document QCDs to satisfy IRS substantiation requirements?

Qualified charitable distributions ( must be made directly from an IRA trustee to an eligible charity by a donor age 70½ or older and can be excluded from if rules are met (Pub. 590‑B) . To satisfy su...

Jan 27, 2026
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Which charities explicitly publish QCD acceptance instructions and sample acknowledgment letters?

A clear set of charities and institutions publish explicit Qualified Charitable Distribution () acceptance instructions and sample acknowledgment letters: provides agency acknowledgement timing and wo...

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