New Tax Law Boosts Small Donors, Dents Big Givers
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New tax changes set to boost everyday donors, but reduce overall giving. Millions more Americans can now deduct up to $1,000 or $2,000 for charitable gifts, benefiting 87% of taxpayers. However, wealthy donors and companies face stricter rules, potentially reducing corporate giving by $1.5 billion annually. Nonprofits hope to increase awareness to offset the impact. Overall, a slight decline in total donations is expected, but bigger economic factors will influence 2026 giving trends.
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