Arizona Charitable Tax Credit

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The Arizona Charitable Tax Credit allows individuals the option to take a dollar-for-dollar credit when they contribute to qualified organizations like Ryan House. Married couples filing jointly can take up to $1009 and individual taxpayers can take up to $506.

You can choose how to spend your state tax dollars by donating to Ryan House today! Your gift will support children with complex medical needs and their families as they navigate life-limiting or end-of-life journeys.

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Arizona Charitable Tax Credit: Your Questions Answered

Did you know that your gift to Ryan House could reduce your Arizona state income taxes dollar for dollar? Here are answers to some of the most common questions about the Arizona Charitable Tax Credit and how it works.

Yes! You may still qualify even if you receive a refund when you file your taxes. What matters is your total Arizona income-tax liability for the year, not whether you owe additional money or receive a refund when you file. Your qualifying gift may even increase your refund.

When you make a qualifying donation to Ryan House, you can receive a dollar-for-dollar credit against your Arizona state income-tax liability.

For example, if your Arizona income-tax liability is $1,000 and you make a qualifying $500 gift to Ryan House, your tax liability is reduced to $500.

Unlike a tax deduction, which reduces the amount of income subject to tax, a tax credit directly reduces the amount of tax you owe.

You may still qualify! Many Arizona taxpayers pay their state income taxes throughout the year through payroll withholding or estimated tax payments.

When you file your return, your total tax liability is compared with the payments you’ve already made. A qualifying charitable tax credit reduces that liability, potentially increasing your refund.

For example, if your Arizona tax liability is $1,000 and you’ve already paid $1,000 through payroll withholding, you would ordinarily owe nothing and receive no refund. However, a qualifying $500 gift to Ryan House could reduce your tax liability to $500, potentially resulting in a $500 refund of taxes you’ve already paid.

For the 2026 tax year, you can claim a credit of up to $506 if filing individually or $1,009 if married filing jointly.

You can make a gift of any amount. However, the credit you can claim is subject to the annual maximum and your Arizona income-tax liability.

The Arizona Charitable Tax Credit is nonrefundable, meaning it cannot reduce your Arizona income-tax liability below zero.

However, if you cannot use your entire allowable credit in the year of your donation, you may be able to carry the unused portion forward for up to five consecutive tax years, subject to applicable tax rules.

For example, if you qualify for a $500 credit but can use only $300 against your current-year tax liability, you may be able to apply the remaining $200 to a future year’s Arizona income taxes.

No! You can claim the Arizona Charitable Tax Credit even if you take the standard deduction on your federal income-tax return.

The Arizona Charitable Tax Credit is separate from any federal charitable contribution deduction for which you may qualify.

No! You can claim the Arizona Charitable Tax Credit even if you take the standard deduction on your federal income-tax return.

The Arizona Charitable Tax Credit is separate from any federal charitable contribution deduction for which you may qualify.

You can make a qualifying donation to Ryan House anytime during 2026 or through April 15, 2027, and elect to claim it on your 2026 Arizona state income-tax return.

Yes! You may be eligible to claim multiple Arizona tax credits, including credits for contributions to qualifying charitable organizations and eligible public or private school programs.

Each credit has its own eligibility requirements and contribution limits. The amount you can use depends on your Arizona income-tax liability and other applicable tax rules.

When you file your Arizona state income-tax return, use Arizona Form 321 to claim your qualifying charitable contribution.

You will need Ryan House’s five-digit Qualifying Charitable Organization (QCO) code: Ryan House QCO Code: 20088

Keep your donation acknowledgment for your tax records and consult your tax advisor if you have questions about claiming the credit on your individual return.

Your gift helps Ryan House provide respite, palliative and end-of-life care to children with life-limiting conditions and their families, all at no cost to them.

Beyond expert medical care, your generosity makes it possible for children to experience joy, connection, and meaningful activities during their stays, while giving their families opportunities to rest, recharge, and create lasting memories together.

When you make your Arizona Charitable Tax Credit gift to Ryan House, you’re helping enrich the quality of life for children and families in our community.

MAKE YOUR TAX CREDIT GIFT

*consult your tax advisor regarding your individual tax situation and eligibility for the credit.