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  • Can services to a non-profit organization be deducted from taxable income?

    Posted by admin on February 1st, 2010 and filed under organization services | 2 Comments »

    I designed and maintain www.BooBenefit.org. It contains information for a motorcycle rally that generates money for a children’s burn camp. I pay for the hosting of the site and do all of the work associated with it. I spend many hours working on the site.

    I know that I can consider the money I spent to pay for the hosting as a donation, but am I able to use any of the time that I worked on the site as a charitable donation? Can only direct monetary donations be deducted?

    No deduction for time.

    Per IRS rules, your time has no value.

    2 Responses

    1. Wayne Z Says:

      No deduction for time.

      Per IRS rules, your time has no value.
      References :

    2. Judy Says:

      You can only deduct actual out or pocket expenses, not the value of your time. IRS regs are very clear on that.
      References :

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