The first thing you need to know is what price the person or the charity you donate the car sale it for. When you know the price you can write it off on you taxes. But if they don't sale the car you should evaluate the Market Value because IRS will evaluate it by Market value.
You can write off almost any donation on your taxes. Junk car donation is also something that you can write off.
Kars4Kids.org accepts junk car donations from the Allentown, Pennsylvania area.
Goodwiil accepts junk car donations, but be advised that if you're looking for a tax deduction, you won't get much, just the scrap value of the car.
onlinecardonation.org has very good information on their websites
Sometimes salvation army does. Other wise many junk yards have a way to let you donate them on site.
Cars for Breast Cancer, Cars for United States Troops, and Purple Heart Cars are nationwide organizations that accept junk cars as donations. Donation Line and Action Donate both have locations in Sacramento, CA as well.
www.junk-car.org/state/West-Virginia.html can take them
Donating junk vehicles depends on your location. Go to donationonline.com for more information and to select the charity you wish to donate to. There are hundreds of charitys to choose from!
get the junk put it together makesure it will stay an sell or depends on what you have
During the past year, the “cash for clunkers” program took several cars off of the road in order to provide both an economic shot in the arm and an environmental benefit. The program may have passed, but the need for car owners to get rid of cars has not. And this goes double for cars that are beyond their useful life, even with used car salesman. Fortunately junk car donations can provide a much needed source of income for several worthwhile charities and sometimes provide a tax benefit, albeit lower than regular car donations. Difference from used car donations Junk car donations differ from used car donations. Used car donations are typically resold to used car dealers by charities as a fundraising mechanism. In these cases the fair market value of the car is deducted from the actual auction value and that forms the basis of any tax deduction. Cars that are in disrepair (from collisions, etc.), however are valued based on their transfer value. These types of cars are typically sold not as whole units but rather as parts for older cars. In addition to cars, RVs, motorcycles and other motorized vehicles can be classified as junked and donated both to support worthwhile charities and to obtain a tax deduction. Where to Donate: If one is looking for a tax write off for their junk car donation, there is no better resource than the IRS. The IRS maintains a list of charitable organizations who qualify for a tax write off. Even if a person is not particularly interested in a tax deduction this can give you an idea of what organizations in your area accept these types of donations. Other sources of information for donations include the local yellow pages and newspapers. Where they are not listed directly, the listing of charities can often yield several worthwhile groups who would love to accept your donation. Be sure to check out any particular paperwork you have to fill out in order to transfer the pink slip, and make sure to get receipts in order to document your donations. Conclusion Junk car donations, while not as common as used car donations, are still a source of income for charities who have a need for funding, especially in these hard times. Donations can not only provide a worthwhile cause with some much needed cash, but in certain situations it can also provide a tax break. The key is to find a good charity with the right paperwork.
Kids WANT soda and junk food so more will spend money. :)
You might have a junk car that’s just sitting around. If you don’t have any plans on repairing it, then donating it to a charity can work just as well. Junk car donations are a good way of not only freeing up space in your yard, but it’s also a great way to earn money for your favorite charity. Junk car donations are also tax deductable, saving you money come tax time.Most people believe that car donations only apply to working, drivable vehicles. While most companies would prefer to deal with working cars, there are many other companies that are willing to accept junk cars. These companies will refurbish these vehicles and sell them for a reasonable price, with most of the proceeds going to various charities.If you’re ready to donate your junk car, you will first have to find a company that is willing to take junk cars as donations. You can use the phone book to find a number of local charities, or you can go to donationline.com and follow the instructions there. In many cases, the charity will arrange for a tow truck to pick up the car for delivery to the salvage yard, at either no cost to you or for a small fee that covers some of the pickup and delivery costs.Next, you will have to have the title to the vehicle on hand. If you don’t have a clear title to the vehicle, you may have to file a “lost title” form at the DMV and wait for the clear replacement title. You will have to sign the title over when the tow truck arrives to pick up the junk car; otherwise the vehicle cannot be donated.After the car is taken to the salvage yard, you will receive your tax deduction receipt. Keep in mind that it could take up to 8 weeks for some organizations to send this receipt to you, as they need time to assess the worth of the junk car that was donated. The organization will then send the money to the specified charity; the charity in question will then send you the tax deduction receipt.