OK, a couple of questions:
1) Yes, I understand about the $300 limit (Single) on Charitable contributions if you are filing using the Standard Deduction - but have probably missed it being stated DEFINITELY that there is ABSOLUTELY NO WAY to deduct cash contributions in excess of $300 when using a Standard Deduction (i.e. without using a Schedule A itemized deductions). [Or another way to ask might be, is there ANY WAY to deduct $2,000 in cash contributions other than through the Schedule A itemized deductions?]
2) I have read the Form 8283 (non-cash charity contributions) at least half-a-dozen times and have yet NOT FIGURED OUT where the information on this form is supposed to flow to? And I have searched all over the internet for this question and still can't find the answer. What am I missing?
ron in shawnee
