Anonymous wrote:

It takes a while to enter every item into it's deductible - so get started now

Betcha Its Deductible shows you donated about $200 worth of goods, not $2000. People ridiculously overvalue the crap they donate.

It's deductible is a scam-- it also overvalues what people donate. I'm not sure how it works but it seems to take the highest price anyone has ever paid for a something used and assigns it to every thing in that category. Books that are sold for 50 cents to a dollar at a book sale show up as $3-5. Similar things with clothes.

It takes a while to enter every item into it's deductible - so get started now

Betcha Its Deductible shows you donated about $200 worth of goods, not $2000. People ridiculously overvalue the crap they donate.

It takes a while to enter every item into it's deductible - so get started now

Anonymous wrote:Turbo tax also has a program called Its Deductible where you can itemize donations and then Turbo Tax pulls them in when you do your taxes.

This.

Turbo tax also has a program called Its Deductible where you can itemize donations and then Turbo Tax pulls them in when you do your taxes.

If the donations were on different dates, you can enter them separately, even if they're all to the same place.

I usually use Turbotax and if I recall correctly it only gives me the option of listing up to $500 in Salvation Army donations.

This year I made 3 salvation army dropouts, kept the receipts, took pictures and itemized in a spreadsheet. The totals were: $800, $1000, and $250.

Does anyone know if turbotax will let me list all of these donations, and how I go about doing that?