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05/07 - Charitable Giving
Quiz by Christopher Jones
High School
Financial Mathematics
Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills (TEKS) - Electives
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- Q1What is a charity?Any organization that has a primary goal of advancing some public good.A non-profit organization given tax-exempt status.Any non-profit that can show they meaningfully contribute to society.300s130.180.F.14
- Q2How does donating to a qualified charity help you financially?The donation does not actually benefit you financially at all - you spent money and got nothing for it.The donation, up to a certain amount, can be used as a deduction on taxes, thereby lowering your tax liability for the year.The donation is used to benefit a cause that you are passionate about, and is therefore a good use of your money.300s130.180.F.14
- Q3Adam donates $10,000 to his qualified charity in the current tax year. Bill donates his new car to the same charity. The current market value of the car is $10,000. Who can claim a larger deduction?They can both claim the same deduction amount, provided Bill can prove his car was worth $10,000.Bill can claim a larger amount because property is more immediately useful to charitable organizations than cash.Adam can claim a larger amount because it's difficult to assess the actual value of property.300s130.180.F.14