If you came here looking for the ItsDeductible login, here’s the short version: it’s gone. Intuit shut ItsDeductible down on October 21, 2025, and the sign-in page went with it. Your old donation records aren’t gone, though. They’re still sitting in your Intuit account, and this page shows you how to get them out and…
Not tax advice. This article is general educational information. For advice about your situation, talk with a qualified tax professional. IRS rules can change, and your facts matter. No one wants to think about audits. The goal isn’t to be scared; it’s to have a system so you don’t have to worry. Most “audit stress”…
IRS Form 8283 is the form you attach to your tax return when you deduct noncash charitable contributions. That means donated items, like bags of clothes, furniture, a car or stock. Its full name is Form 8283, Noncash Charitable Contributions. “Noncash” means anything you gave that was not cash, a check or a card payment….
Quick answer: Noncash charitable contributions are the clothes, furniture, household goods, cars and stock you give to charity. The IRS lets you deduct them at fair market value if you itemize, but it adds a few rules that cash gifts don’t have. You need a receipt for every gift, a written acknowledgment from the charity…
Quick answer: household goods donation values follow the same IRS rule as clothing. In short, an item is worth what a buyer would pay for it used, in the shape it is in today. For most donated furniture, appliances and electronics, that is a thrift store price, and it is usually far below what you…
Not tax advice. This article is general educational information. For advice about your situation, talk with a qualified tax professional. IRS rules can change, and your facts matter. Quick answer: this clothing donation value guide uses the IRS standard for fair market value, which is what a thrift store would charge for the item today….
If you used ItsDeductible for years, that history is worth keeping. It holds your donation totals by year, the descriptions and values of everything you gave, and a pattern you can repeat. This guide walks you through how to export ItsDeductible data you saved, check it, and import it into Deductible Duck so nothing gets…
