Tax deductions calculator
Use our tax deductions calculator to get an idea of the potential tax savings from a donation of $2 or more to an Australian deductible gift recipient (DGR) such as Oxfam Australia.
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What is a tax deductible donation?
A tax deductible donation is an easy way to help support causes you value. Donations of $2 or more made to an Australian Deductible Gift Recipient (DGR) like Oxfam Australia are tax deductible in Australia. This means they may reduce the amount of income tax you need to pay in Australia.
For more guidance, read our tax benefits of donating resource.
How to make a tax deductible donation
Making a tax deductible donation is easy. Here’s how it works:
1
Choose a charity
Choose a charity that’s an Australian Deductible Gift Recipient (DGR) to receive your gift
2
Do your donation
Give a tax deductible donation, either online, via phone or by mail
3
Hold onto your receipt
You’ll need it at tax time
4
Claim your donation
Remember to claim your donation at tax time
Frequently asked questions
No. Even when you claim a tax deduction, Oxfam Australia receives the full amount of your donation.
There are certain conditions that must be met for a donation or gift to be tax deductible. These are set out on the website of the Australian Taxation Office (ATO).
For example, the donation or gift must be made to an Australian Deductible Gift Recipient (DGR). Not all charities are DGRs. Oxfam Australia is a DGR.
The donation or gift must truly be a donation or gift (a voluntary transfer where you receive no material benefit or advantage), be money or property (this can include financial assets such as shares), and comply with any other conditions that are applicable (for example, when giving gifts of property).
The donation or gift must be for $2 or more and you must retain a record (for example, a receipt). See here for more information.
Yes. Our supporter services team is always happy to send tax receipts via email or post when you make a tax deductible gift. You should retain a copy of your receipt.
You can use our tax deductions calculator to get an idea of the potential tax savings from a donation of $2 or more to an Australian Deductible Gift Recipient (DGR) such as Oxfam Australia.
Disclaimer: The tax deductions calculator is illustrative and general in nature. It should not be relied upon and is not legal or tax advice. The calculator is based on current income tax rates in Australia and does not take into account the Medicare Levy or other factors which may be relevant to you. Because everyone’s circumstances are different, you should always speak to your legal or tax advisor about your individual circumstances.
Yes, Oxfam Australia gratefully accepts donations from most businesses. You can find Oxfam Australia’s Gift Acceptance Policy here.
Many businesses consider philanthropy an important part of their model, and would like guidance on the best place to donate. Read about our community of philanthropists within the Oxfam Circle to understand why a donation to Oxfam Australia can have a wide-ranging and lasting impact on communities all over the world.
There are many ways you can donate to Oxfam, including becoming a regular donor, making a one-off donation, leaving a gift to Oxfam in your Will, or donating to our emergency appeals. We are grateful for every donation and we put your money towards the important work we do tackling the inequalities that keep people in poverty.
Head to our Donate page, or download our If. Then. Give! App and make a donation today.
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