You might think of your unused car as nothing more than mere junk but it can be a lot more than that. If you have no use for your car, that doesn’t mean anyone else cannot also make use of that car. Donate a used car to a veteran and that donation will give them a life-changing experience.
Let’s join hands together and contribute towards a community that has been donating their cars to benefit veterans who want to live their dreams despite their situation.
The gifting of used cars to veterans has become the latest way for Americans to dispose of their unwanted vehicles. And why not? Used car donations will enable you to avoid the headache of junking or selling the car while helping a charitable cause and lowering your tax burden all at the same time.
You can either deliver the car in the condition as it was or get it fixed before donating that car to a veteran who needs it. Join hands with Saulute Veterans, Inc. VeteransDonations.org and bring value to great veteran causes. Used car donations are easier than you think and with us, you’ll experience an easy, comfortable way to make a difference. Donate a Used Car Today!
How to Donate a Used Car?
It’s a Simple Process to Donate a Used Car.
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Frequently Asked Questions
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As of January 1, 2005 the IRS has taken the guesswork out of determining the value of your vehicle for tax purposes. If your vehicle sells for less than $500 you can claim the fair market value of your vehicle up to $499. If your vehicle sells for more than $500 you can deduct the actual sale price of your vehicle. After the vehicle is sold you’ll receive a receipt for the price the the vehicle is sold for. Also note a social security number is not required if your vehicle sells below $500.
In most cases you will receive a tax receipt within 45 days after your vehicle gets picked up.
It’s not hard, but it’s not automatic either. Your tax advisor can help you with the details in your state. For more detailed information about vehicle donation, including some state-by-state title information, see additional FAQ below or consult the following resources:
You can deduct the value of your vehicle only if you itemize deductions when filing your taxes. If you itemize your tax return you may deduct the sale value of your donated vehicle or the fair market value up to $500, whichever is greater. A receipt indicating the sale price and date will be sent to you within 30 days from the date of pick up. For more information, please visit the following link and refer to the documents listed below:
Most vehicles are sold at live auctions to licensed dealers, recyclers and exporters from around the world. This competitive marketplace of buyers generates the greatest return for the charity while ensuring that your vehicle is sold in an efficient, environmentally friendly and legally compliant manner.
Every donated vehicle can bring money for its parts, components and recyclable metal. It may not seem valuable to you, but there’s someone out there ready to buy it. And that money will go to support veterans!
Anything at all. Cars, trucks, motorcycles. Vehicles with damage, broken components, missing parts. Snowmobiles, boats, and farm equipment, too. Every vehicle has value.
We appreciate you considering Veterans Donations, Salute Veterans Inc, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit charity with your gift.
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