How tax write-off rules for charitable donations are changing
The One Big Beautiful Bill Act includes new deductions for taxpayers who do not itemize The One Big Beautiful Bill Act, which was signed into law in July, has significantly changed the tax incentives for charitable donations. Starting in 2026, individual taxpayers who do not itemize will be able to claim a $1,000 write-off for charitable charitable donations, while couples filing jointly can claim $2,000. This change comes after non-itemizing taxpayers who have not been able to write off charitable donations on their tax returns since the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017 led to approximately $30 billion less in charitable giving. The law also imposes a new floor on charitable contribution deductions for individuals who itemize, and limits the tax benefit of itemized charitable donation deductions for ultra-high-net-worth individuals in the highest tax bracket.
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