Invest in Louisiana’s deserving students, and earn a 95% state income tax credit
At ACE Scholarships, we are changing lives one child at a time by giving low-income parents the freedom to choose the school that is right for their children. You can provide this life-changing opportunity of a quality, K-12 education to disadvantaged children at almost no cost by donating to ACE through Louisiana’s Tuition Donation Credit (TDC).
95% of every donation to ACE directly funds a child’s scholarship. You receive a 95% state income tax credit as well as a federal tax deduction on the non-credit portion of your gift—enabling taxpayers to earn a tax benefit of up to 97%. The TDC also saves the state an estimated $1,103 per K-8 student and $552 per high school student. For those inclined to make a positive, powerful impact on our community, the TDC is simply one of the best tax incentives available.
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Using the above example, assuming the donor owes $1,000 in state income taxes and has a combined tax rate of 30% (federal rate of 24% and state rate of 6%), the tax implications of a $1,000 tax credit donation to ACE Scholarships are as follows:
For questions or more information on how to make a donation, contact Melissa Landry, President of ACE Scholarships Louisiana at (504) 458-5180 or [email protected]
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Please note: to receive Louisiana’s Tuition Donation Tax Credit (TDC), you will need to complete the Louisiana Tuition Donation Tax Credit (TDC) Pledge Form associated with your ACE donation.
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That’s our stand. At ACE Scholarships we’re committed to helping lower-income parents provide that opportunity to their children. Our mission is to provide children of lower-income families with scholarships to private schools in grades K-12, and to advocate for expanded school choice.
