AZ Charitable Tax Credit
Receive a dollar-for-dollar credit toward your Arizona state income tax liability
Receive a dollar-for-dollar credit toward your Arizona state income tax liability
Under the Arizona Charitable Tax Credit Law (ARS43-1088), donations to Ronald McDonald House Central and Northern Arizona qualify for the state’s Credit for Donations Made to Qualifying Charitable Organizations program. That means you can receive a dollar-for-dollar tax credit on your 2025 state income taxes, up to $987* for married couples filing jointly or $495* for taxpayers filing as single or head of household.
Under the Arizona Charitable Tax Credit Law (ARS43-1088), donations to Ronald McDonald House Central and Northern Arizona qualify for the state’s Credit for Donations Made to Qualifying Charitable Organizations program.
Donors will be asked to provide this code when taking the tax credit on their state income tax returns.
Consult your tax advisor for details and advice on your specific situation.
* Please note that max amounts have changed for 2025 Arizona state filings.
The Arizona Charitable Tax Credit allows Arizona taxpayers to claim a dollar-for-dollar credit when they make donations to qualifying charities like Ronald McDonald House Central and Northern Arizona.
TAX DAY! Contributions made to a Qualifying Charitable Organization (like Ronald McDonald House Central and Northern Arizona) on or before April 15th may be applied to either the current or the preceding taxable year for your Arizona state income tax return. In order for donations to qualify for your federal tax return, they must be made by December 31 of that tax year.
To receive a dollar-for-dollar tax credit on your Arizona state taxes, donors can give a maximum of $495* for single taxpayers or heads of household and $987* for couples filing jointly.
* Please note that max amounts have changed for 2025 Arizona state filings.
YES! There are four different qualified areas eligible for a tax credit, and you can claim each of them in the same tax year, up to your tax liability from that year:
