As Baltimore, Washington D.C. and Virginia's oldest and best charity car donation program, no one can help you get the largest deduction like Volunteers of America.

If you want to get the largest deduction possible for your car donation to charities under IRS car donation rules, you're in the right place. When you donate a car ., there are specific IRS guidelines you need to follow in order to get a legitimate tax deduction from your federal income taxes. We can help you with those guidelines. We've been helping people like you donate a car or truck. longer than anyone else in Maryland, D.C. or Virginia.

What is the maximum allowable deduction under IRS car donation rules?

When it comes to vehicle donation and charity, be wary of charities who guarantee you a deduction of your vehicle's full blue-book value. At Volunteers of America Chesapeake we've had decades of experience accepting donated vehicles for charity. We will get you the highest deduction possible for your vehicle under IRS car donation rules. We also provide accurate paperwork to file with your tax return, often within 24 hours.

We help you understand IRS car donation rules to get the maximum deduction possible from vehicle donation and charity

At Volunteers of America Chesapeake we know the ins and outs of IRS rules about vehicle donation and charity. We promptly provide you with the forms you need to attach to your tax return in order to receive your tax deduction. In most cases your paperwork is in the mail within 24 hours of your donation.

We are an official 501 (c) (3) charity, certified by the IRS. If you donate your car or truck to a charity that isn't a recognized 501 (c) (3) charity, you could lose your
write-off.

We also assist you in avoiding the experience of having some or part of your deduction disallowed. We don't offer you anything in return for your donation. What is so wrong with that? If a charity vehicle donation program presents you with anything in return for your donated car or truck, you have to subtract its worth from the value of your donation. So if you take any goods or services from a car donation charity and don't declare it, the Internal Revenue Service could come after you long after you file your return, deny your write-off and bill you for penalties and interest. At Volunteers of America Chesapeake we give you the grateful thanks of the people your donated vehicle will help, but we don't give you anything that could get you in trouble with the Internal Revenue Service down the road.

We aren't tax lawyers or accountants, but Volunteers of America Chesapeake knows the IRS car donation rules about vehicle donation and charity, and we work hard to make sure your donation obeys current tax law.