Tips to help you save on taxes & give more to causes care about.
Tax Strategies, Giving
Maximize your tax savings and charitable impact in 2024 and 2025 by understanding the latest IRS charitable contribution limits, donation rules, tax strategies, and more.
What's New on Daffy, Tax Strategies
We now accept mutual fund contributions on Daffy, so that you have more ways to maximize your giving.
Tax Strategies
By using a donor-advised fund and a simple tax strategy called “bunching,” taxpayers who don’t normally qualify for itemized deductions can access the charitable deduction.
Tax Strategies
Long-term investors who donate stock instead of cash can save on capital gains taxes while maximizing the benefits of giving back.
Tax Strategies
Find out which IRS forms you need in order to itemize your charitable contributions on your taxes every year.
Tax Strategies
Donating appreciated crypto to charity can result in tax savings for you and more money for charities.
Tax Strategies
Long-term investors who engage in charitable giving can save on capital gains taxes by donating shares when they need to rebalance their portfolio.
Tax Strategies
This tax-smart strategy helps you deduct your charitable contributions even with a higher standard deduction.
What's New on Daffy, Tax Strategies
Daffy members can now add their financial advisors to their Daffy fund, making it easier for advisors to help you strategically manage your fund as well as tactically take actions on your behalf.
Tax Strategies
Instead of leaving money on the table at tax time, learn how to skip these common tax mistakes and lower your tax bill.
Tax Strategies
Find out how to write off up to 60% of your AGI, take advantage of the increased standard deduction for 2023, and uncover commonly overlooked tax breaks.
Tax Strategies
Giving stock instead of cash as a charitable donation can greatly benefit you as well as the non-profit.
Tax Strategies
Not sure if you should itemize this year? Check out this charitable deduction strategy to help.
Giving, Tax Strategies
While both options offer the potential for tax savings, there are several major differences between the two. You’ll maximize your impact and save yourself tons of time.
Tax Strategies
Further your financial goals by putting your tax refund to work.