Arizona Charitable Tax Credit | Redemption Counseling Center

Give to Redemption Counseling Center.
Get it back on your Arizona taxes.

RCC is a certified Arizona Qualifying Charitable Organization (QCO). Your gift is eligible for a dollar‑for‑dollar state tax credit—up to the annual limits—when you file your Arizona return.

RCC QCO Code: 22826

Estimate your 2025 Arizona credit

Enter your gift and filing status. We’ll show the amount you can claim as a credit for the 2025 tax year.


Annual limit for your status
Your eligible AZ credit
$0
Amount above limit
$0

*Credits are nonrefundable and may be carried forward for up to five consecutive years. Consult your tax advisor for guidance.

How the Arizona Charitable Tax Credit works

Give to RCC

Make a cash donation to Redemption Counseling Center (QCO #22826).

Claim your credit

When you file, include Arizona Form 321 and RCC’s QCO code. Your credit reduces your AZ taxes dollar‑for‑dollar, up to the limit.

Get it back

If your withholdings and other credits exceed what you owe after applying this credit, your refund increases by the same amount.

2025 Annual Credit Limits

  • Single / HOH / Married Filing Separately $495
  • Married Filing Jointly $987

You can also give to a Qualifying Foster Care Organization and to school tax credit programs in the same year—each has its own separate limit.

Quick FAQs

Do I need to itemize to claim this?

No. Arizona’s charitable tax credits are available even if you take the standard deduction on your state return.

What if I donate more than the limit?

The credit is nonrefundable, but any unused amount can be carried forward for up to five consecutive years.

What’s the deadline?

Donations made by April 15 following the tax year can be applied to either the prior year or the current year—whichever benefits you most.

How do I claim it?

Keep your donation receipt, then include Arizona Form 321 with your return and list RCC’s QCO code 22826.

This page is provided for general information and is not tax advice. Please consult your tax advisor for guidance on your specific situation.