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You will recieve an immediate confirmation from IATS that will include: Authorization Code, Transaction Date, Account Number, and Amount. Additionally, you will also receive a letter from Deacon Rick Medina thanking you for your donation and further explaining the tax receipt process.
Yes! Catholic World Mission Inc. (“CWM”) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit corporation which is exempt from federal income tax by virtue of being listed in the Official Catholic Directory (OCD). Annexed please find documentation establishing the OCD listing and the exemption. CWM does not provide legal or accounting advice. Catholic World Mission Employer Identification Number (EIN):13-4010454. Donations/gifts to Catholic World Mission Inc. are tax deductible up to limits established by law. Please consult your accountant or tax advisor for more information about how to most effectively donate to CWM.
Yes! A donation receipt will be sent to the email address you provide on this form. Please be sure to keep a copy of your receipt for tax records and purposes. If you select a recurring donation, you will be sent an individual receipt each month when your donation is processed.
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IRA Charitable Rollover
The IRA Charitable Rollover provision allows individuals aged 70½ and older to donate up to $100,000 from their traditional or Roth IRAs to eligible public charities without having to count such qualified charitable distributions as taxable income. Distributions from IRAs, which are required starting at age 70½, are otherwise typically included in the individual’s adjusted gross income (AGI) and subject to income tax.
Excluded from the IRA charitable rollover provision are distributions to supporting organizations, donor-advised funds, or private foundations and distributions from SEP or SIMPLE IRAs.
Because the qualified charitable distributions aren’t counted in an individual’s AGI, the individual cannot claim an itemized charitable deduction for them. But lowering AGI is generally considered a more valuable tax benefit than the alternative of recognizing taxable income and taking a corresponding charitable deduction because:
Medical expenses for seniors are limited to the excess over 10% of AGI
Miscellaneous itemized deductions are limited to the excess over 2% of AGI
Itemized deductions are generally reduced by 3% of AGI above a threshold
Personal exemptions begin to phase out as AGI exceeds a threshold
Up to 85% of Social Security income becomes taxable as AGI increases
Eligibility for Roth IRA contribution goes away after AGI exceeds a threshold
The 3.8% tax on net investment income only applies to AGI above a threshold.
Please consult your tax advisors before proceeding.
If you have any other questions concerning Catholic World Mission or your donation, feel free to call Andrea Larker anytime at 770-828-4966
or e-mail [email protected].
If you would like to mail in your donation, you can send it to:
Catholic World Mission
Gift Processing
PO Box 727,
Roswell, GA 30077