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January 28, 2025
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Can I enter my own items not found in ItsDeductable?

  • January 28, 2025
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Items such as specific toys or tools.
    Best answer by MonikaK1

    You don't have to use It's Deductible to value your items - but it's a useful tool to find thrift-shop values for typical donated goods. It's Deductible's patented fair market valuation process not only saves you time, it can save the average donor who itemizes hundreds of dollars per year in taxes. See here for more information about the program.

     

    If you don't see a particular item listed in the program - you can use a similar item if its value would be comparable. If you have donated a unique item not in the program and you have evidence of its value, you can enter it separately from your It's Deductible totals.

     

    See IRS Publication 561 for more detailed information about how to value donated items.

     

     

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    MonikaK1Answer
    January 28, 2025

    You don't have to use It's Deductible to value your items - but it's a useful tool to find thrift-shop values for typical donated goods. It's Deductible's patented fair market valuation process not only saves you time, it can save the average donor who itemizes hundreds of dollars per year in taxes. See here for more information about the program.

     

    If you don't see a particular item listed in the program - you can use a similar item if its value would be comparable. If you have donated a unique item not in the program and you have evidence of its value, you can enter it separately from your It's Deductible totals.

     

    See IRS Publication 561 for more detailed information about how to value donated items.

     

     

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