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Charitable Contributions by Individuals and Businesses
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The tax law rewards generosity by individuals and businesses. Legislation in recent years has changed some breaks and created new ones. Join Barbara Weltman as she walks though the tax rules for deducting charitable contributions by individuals and businesses.
Publication Date: July 2026
Topics Covered
- Eligible charities to receive tax-deductible contributions
- Substantiation rules for charity and property donations
- New floors for deductions by individuals who itemize and C corporations
- Adjusted gross income limitations for deductions by individuals who itemize
- Deduction for non-itemizers
- Taxable income limitation for deductions by C corporations
- Enhanced deductions for certain donations by C corporations
- Special rules for donations of intellectual property
- Treatment of contributions to donor advised funds
- Donations of partial interests in property
- Unique rules for conservation easements
- Special rules for qualified charitable distributions
- Overvaluation penalties
Learning Objectives
- Recognize which organizations are IRS-qualified to accept tax-deductible contributions
- Describe substantiation rules for charitable gifts
- Describe the new limitations on charitable deductions for individuals who itemize and C corporations
- Explain the new charitable deduction rule for non-itemizers
- Identify various special charitable-giving situations, such as those involving intellectual property and bargain sales
- Recognize the sophisticated ways in which to make charitable donations
- Recognize the special rules for conservation easements
- Describe the rule for qualified charitable distributions
Level
Basic
Instructional Method
Self-Study
NASBA Field of Study
Taxes (1 hour)
Program Prerequisites
None
Advance Preparation
None
Instructor
Barbara Weltman
Additional Course Details
- Filed of Study: Taxation
- Publisher: Wolters Kluwer
- Course Level: Basic
- Pre-Requisites: None
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