Can businesses claim this credit?
This credit is for individual Arizona taxpayers, not business entities.
This credit is for individual Arizona taxpayers, not business entities.
No. Tax credits reduce your tax liability, but if your credit amount is larger than what you owe, the unused portion does not roll over or generate a refund.
Yes. After you donate, you’ll get an emailed receipt with everything you need for your tax filing.
Your gift provides essentials like: Safe sleep items Clothing and shoes Hygiene supplies School necessities Emergency items for new placements This ensures children in foster care have what they need, when they need it.
(TFA’s QFCO CODE 10003) You’ll include this code when you file your taxes.
Yes. The Foster Care Tax Credit is separate from other Arizona credits such as: Public School Credit Private School Tuition Credit Military Family Relief Fund You can participate in multiple programs in the same year.
No. You can take this credit even if you don’t itemize your deductions.
If you owe Arizona state income taxes, yes — your donation comes back to you as a credit when you file. You make an impact today, and the state reimburses you at tax time.
You can give anytime between January 1, 2025 and April 15, 2026 and apply it to your 2025 Arizona taxes.
For the 2025 tax year: $618 for individuals $1,234 for married couples filing jointly For the 2026 tax year: $632 for individuals $1,262 for married couples filing jointly These are the maximum amounts you can claim when donating to a QFCO.