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Donate a car, get a tax deduction and help a charity

Wednesday, May 31st, 2006

Car donation is a good alternative to the hassle of trying to fix and sell it. cars4charities turns these cars, trucks, vans, pickups and SUVs into cash and sends the entire net proceeds to the charity the donor selects from their impressive list of over 250 National and local charities. Some of the benefiting charities include; Breast Cancer Research Foundation, American Foundation for the Blind, Cancer Research and Prevention Foundation, First Candle/SIDS Alliance, Children’s Tumor Foundation, Arc of Georgia, Food Bank of NE Georgia.

In return for helping a worthwhile cause, the donor is eligible for a minimum $500 tax deduction. If the car sells for more than $500, the sale price becomes the amount the donor can deduct from their itemized federal tax return.

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Coin Collecting site

Sunday, May 28th, 2006

The people that brought you this site have been hard at work on a new site all about coin collecting. While this doesn’t really have anything to do with car donation, we still want to make some people aware of it. If you or someone you know collects coins, please check out the URL and pass it on!

Car Donations Losing Speed

Wednesday, March 15th, 2006

By Robert Gold THE NEWS-TIMES

DANBURY - Mike Malone wouldn’t mind some shiny new wheels for his charity.

Every year Malone oversees the American Red Cross of Western Connecticut’s car donation program. The charity sells the cars for cash at auctions across the state.

But this year Malone has noticed some changes in the cars coming in, thanks to a new federal tax law.

No longer can donors deduct a car’s “fair market value” when donating it to a charity. Now they must wait until the car is sold and deduct the price the charity gets for the car.

“We’re not getting our Jaguars and Mercedes like we would occasionally get in other years,” Malone said.

Instead the charity is getting older cars, which they sell for about $300 each.

The new tax law was designed partly to prevent people from inflating how much their cars were worth. But some charities are suffering because of it.

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Tax help line answers car donation questions

Tuesday, March 14th, 2006

A new law took effect last year that cuts the amount a person can deduct from taxes from donating a car to charity.

As of last year, you can no longer estimate the value of the car. You can only deduct the amount for which the charity sells the car. That’s because the Government Accountability Office found car deduction amounts were 20 times higher than what charities received for them in 2003.

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