Frequently Asked Questions about Tax credit Donation



What is a tax credit?

This is a tax credit, not a tax deduction. A tax credit is a dollar-for-dollar reduction in the actual tax owed. For example, if you owe $900 in state income taxes and you donate $400 to a ACA, you may subtract the $400 from your tax bill and pay the state just $500.


Who is eligible?

This tax credit is available to all Arizona individual taxpayers regardless of whether or not they have children in school. An individual can contribute and receive a tax credit for any amount up to $500, or a couple filing jointly can contribute up to $1000.

 

Do I have to donate the full $500 or $1000?

No, you may donate up to your $500 or $1000 limit in installments during the calendar year, or donate it at one time.

 

Do I have to live within the Phoenix area?

No, any individual who pays Arizona State income tax can donate. Anyone with or without children, married or single, can take advantage of this tax credit.


Note: We do our best to ensure that your donation is used for the purpose(s) you specify. But if for some reason your donation cannot be used for that activity, such as when a field trip or a performance is cancelled, the school will use your money to support another worthwhile eligible activity.

 

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    The following Question was asked to Dr. Salah Soltan (Ph.D. in Figh, President of Islamic American University, Professor at Dar Ul-Ulume, Cairo University)

    Q: "Can ZAKAT money be paid to establish an Islamic School in America?"

    Dr. Soltan: "It is mubah (permissible) to give Zakat for Islamic Education to protect our children from fitna (trail). It is our duty to establish in every city an Islamic School i.e. Islamic Education. At the conference of Ulmema in Makkah Mukaramah they said it is permissible to give some of Zakat to Islamic Schools. I asked many scholars at the Europe Figh Council and they agree as well"

        Jazak Allhu Khayran!

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