Are Gifts Tax Deductible

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Are Gifts Tax Deductible?

Gifts may only be deducted if the recipient is a public charity, church or other organization authorized by the Internal Revenue Service to receive tax-deductible contributions.

Contributions to individuals, or to organizations that do not meet this criteria, are not deductible. Neither are contributions to political candidates or organizations.

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