GA Tax

REDIRECT YOUR GA STATE TAXES TO AFA

Georgia Department of Revenue, as part of Georgia Private School Tax Credit Law allows, for individuals and businesses, to allocate part of their GA income taxes towards eligible non-profit institutions such as Al Falah Academy.

Participating in the program takes about five minutes and involves a few simple steps that are explained below. Due to increased awareness of this program, we are expecting the Georgia Private School Tax Credit funds to get used up in the first two days of the year; we are encouraging the community to sign-up as soon as possible. Encourage your friends and businesses to participate in this and help Al Falah Academy.

You get the reward of supporting Al Falah Academy’s high quality Islamic education at no net cost to you. You get a dollar-for-dollar tax credit for your donation. A tax credit is not the same as a deduction. A tax credit actually applies to the taxes you have to pay and reduces them dollar-for-dollar and/or you receive a refund.

If you have any questions, please contact AFA GA Tax Credit Team at [email protected]

SUBMIT YOUR PLEDGE HERE

The Georgia Tax Credit Program allows individuals, married couples and businesses to claim dollar-for-dollar tax credits on their Georgia income tax for scholarship donations made through a qualified SSO, up to the following limits:

• For individuals who are single, up to $2,500;
• For married couples filing separately, up to $2,500;
• For married couples filing jointly, up to $5,000;
• For members of limited liability corporations (LLCs), shareholders in Subchapter ‘S’ corporations, and partners in partnerships, up to $25,000.For C Corporations, up to 75 percent of their Georgia income tax liability;

The amount of tax credits that can be taken is limited to the donor’s tax liability or actual donation amount, whichever is less.