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Maximize Your Impact: Support H.E.L.P. Through the Arizona Tax Credit

Did you know you can make a significant impact in your community at no cost to you? The Arizona Tax Credit allows taxpayers to support qualified charitable organizations, like Homeless Engagement Lift Partnership (H.E.L.P.), while receiving a dollar-for-dollar reduction in their state taxes.
Warren Taryle, a Certified Public Accountant and founder of Taryle Accounting, CPAs, shares his expertise on how you can take advantage of this opportunity to give back while optimizing your tax strategy.

Understanding the Arizona Tax Credit

Arizona’s Charitable Tax Credit program enables taxpayers to donate to qualifying organizations and receive a direct credit against their state tax liability. Unlike a deduction, which reduces taxable income, a tax credit directly reduces the amount of taxes owed. For 2024, individuals can donate up to $470 and married couples filing jointly can contribute up to $938 to a qualifying organization like H.E.L.P. and receive a full tax credit for the amount given.

Why It Matters

When you allocate your tax dollars to H.E.L.P., you are directly supporting families, children, and teens in need. H.E.L.P. provides essential programs such as HELPSnackz, Back to School Tools, Adopt A Family, and Impowering summit, all designed to break the cycle of generational poverty and homelessness.

Insights from Tax Expert Warren Taryle

Warren Taryle, a leading tax strategist, emphasizes the power of using the Arizona Tax Credit to maximize both financial benefits and social impact. With a Master’s Degree in Taxation and decades of experience working with wealth builders and entrepreneurs, Warren has helped countless individuals make smart financial decisions that align with their values. “The Arizona Tax Credit is a win-win,” says Taryle. “Not only do you reduce your tax liability, but you also have the opportunity to make a real difference in your community.”
For more information go to HELPNowAZ.org or reach out to Taryle Accounting, CPA because paying your fair share is for suckers.