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Tips for making your year-end donations count the most | The Coloradoan | coloradoan.com

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If you donate clothes, that old couch or money to a local charity or thrift store today, your donation could help maximize your tax return.Interested in making a year-end gift?

Here are some tips and tricks for making your gift count — and accurately recording it for tax purposes.

Give to the right organizations.  If you want your donation to count as tax deductible, make sure the organization you’re giving to is a qualified organization. Typically, only five types of organizations qualify: religious, charitable, educational, scientific, literary and the prevention of cruelty to children or animals.

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