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"Donate property that has a value greater than its cost and that you've held for more than one year. You can take a deduction for the full value of the property and you won't have to recognize the gain."

-- Frank Seffinger, CPA, Denver

 
"Don't undervalue your in-kind donations. The IRS requires substantiation for a donation of more than $250.00. If you say it's worth less and don't substantiate, the IRS could challenge the deduction and disallow it."
-- Robert Cross, Public Accountants Society of Colorado, Northglenn

 

 

 

 

 
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