PLEASE watch this Short video from Georgia
GOAL Scholarship President, Lisa Kelly.
As you think about filing your 2011 tax return, you may be looking for a great way to reduce your taxes and support a great organization. Have we got a deal for you!
As we move into our 3rd year participating with GOAL, we want to THANK YOU for participating and redirecting your GA tax to benefit the students of AYA!
We have raised close to over the past 3 years to help toward student scholarships, let’s KEEP IT UP!
GIVE NOW, as in 2011, $2 million had to be returned to taxpayers due to the $50 million cap being met earlier than expected, and they forecast the $51.5 cap could be met by September
this year!
READ ARTICLE: http://www.ajc.com/news/millions-in-donations-returned-1349444.html
- COMPLETE THIS FORM
http://www.goalscholarship.org/docLib/20120103_2012GOALTaxCreditForm.pdf
- A COPY OF PAGE 2 OF THIS FORM
http://www.goalscholarship.org/docLib/20120103_FORMITQEETP12012.pdf
MUST BE SIGNED BY YOU AT PART C
(GOAL WILL COMPLETE THE FORM AND SUBMIT TO THE GEORGIA DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE)
- MAKE CHECK PAYABLE TO “Georgia GOAL Scholarship Program, Inc.” in the amount of your contribution and mail to:
Atlanta Youth Academy, 2120 Forrest Park Road, Atlanta, GA 30315
(YOUR PAYMENT WILL BE DEPOSITED ONLY WHEN GOAL RECEIVES YOUR APPROVAL LETTER from the DOR)
FOR ANY QUESTIONS CALL BETH CHEATHAM IN THE DEVEOPMENT OFFICE AT 404-924-2682
OR CHECK OUT THE GOAL WEBSITE FOR MORE INFO:
http://www.goalscholarship.org/
- Have your colleagues at work give to GOAL. Gather friends and coworkers together at your home or office and we’ll come share with the group how they can partner with AYA and
GOAL. We will provide all of the information and forms to be filled out.
- Corporations can receive a tax credit for $$ given to GOAL. “C” corporations are able to give up to 75% of their annual Georgia income tax liability. “S” Corporations, LLCs
and Partnerships can only give up the individual limits of their owners ($2,500 or $1,000). Let us know of any C Corps who might be willing to support AYA— with up to 75% of earnings
eligible, this could be a huge opportunity to support AYA through redirected funds.