Donations to Haiti Earthquake Relief Efforts
Donations to Haiti Earthquake Relief Efforts
Donations to Haiti Earthquake Relief Efforts
Are you? - Intending to assist those affected by the Haiti earthquake disaster?
At a glance: - The Tax Office has released guidance to help taxpayers who wish to assist victims of the recent earthquake disaster in Haiti.
You should: - Be aware of the tax deductibility of your donations.
- Contact us if you require any clarification or advice.
1. On January 12, 2010 a major earthquake struck Haiti causing widespread casualties and damage to property.
 
2. Many relief appeals have been launched to help victims of the disaster by collecting donations to support relief operations.
 
3. The Tax Office has confirmed that taxpayers who contribute to approved charities for relief efforts in Haiti can claim a tax deduction for their donations.
 
4. Organisations that collect donations on behalf of approved charities are reminded to ensure that they comply with their state and territory government collections acts.
 
5. Donations to relief appeals are tax deductible provided the charity is a registered deductible gift recipient and is an overseas aid fund.
 
6. Taxpayers can check whether an organisation is a registered deductible gift recipient by visiting the Australian Business Register website at www.abr.gov.au
 
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