Under current US tax laws, donations made to certain foreign charities may be deductible on your taxes. However, the charity must meet certain criteria in order for your donation to be considered tax-deductible. The charity must be recognized as a qualified organization under IRS guidelines, and must also fall under a category of foreign organizations that are eligible for deductions, such as those that conduct activities similar to those of US charitable organizations.
It's important to note that there are limitations on the amount of deductions that can be claimed for donations to foreign charities. The total amount of deductions for charitable contributions cannot exceed 60% of your adjusted gross income. In addition, if the donation exceeds a certain threshold, you may need to file a separate statement listing the donation amount and other information about the charity.
It's always best to consult with a tax professional or licensed attorney to ensure that your donation is eligible for a tax deduction, and to help you navigate any complex tax laws or regulations that may apply. In addition, keeping detailed records of your donations can also help you support any deductions you claim on your tax return.
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