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Which of the following can qualify as charitable tax deductions?
A.
Monetary value of volunteer service
B.
Monetary gift
C.
Money earned
D.
Gift-in-kind
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B and D.
- Monetary gifts (cash donations) to qualified charities are deductible (subject to AGI limits and documentation rules).
- Gifts-in-kind (noncash donations like clothing, household goods, vehicles, or appreciated property) can also be deductible at fair market value, with specific substantiation and valuation rules.
The monetary value of volunteer time is not deductible (though some out-of-pocket volunteer expenses and charitable mileage can be). "Money earned" is not a charitable deduction.
- Monetary gifts (cash donations) to qualified charities are deductible (subject to AGI limits and documentation rules).
- Gifts-in-kind (noncash donations like clothing, household goods, vehicles, or appreciated property) can also be deductible at fair market value, with specific substantiation and valuation rules.
The monetary value of volunteer time is not deductible (though some out-of-pocket volunteer expenses and charitable mileage can be). "Money earned" is not a charitable deduction.
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