Why does turbo tax limit my Arizona tax credit to $200 when that credit is over $400? I donated $400 to a qualifying charity, I deleted it from my federal return.

crozier04 — Tue, 10 Feb 2026 09:00:18 GMT

Turbo tax only let me claim $200 last year and only $200 this year. What is going on with that??

Re: Why does turbo tax limit my Arizona tax credit to $200 when that credit is over $400? I donat...

DMarkM1 — Wed, 31 Jan 2024 16:11:13 GMT

The AZ tax credit for donations to a qualifying charitable organization is a non-refundable tax credit. That means the amount of credit used cannot exceed your AZ tax liability. The unused part of these non-refundable credits is carried over to the next tax year. So once your tax liability is reduced to zero by your "available non-refundable credit" amounts the rest is not used and carried over to become available next year.

Your "available non-refundable credit" amount is equal to the current year qualified donation limited by the law ($421 for single taxpayers for 2023, for example) plus any credit amount carried over from the previous year.

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Why does turbo tax limit my Arizona tax credit to $200 when that credit is over $400? I donated $400 to a qualifying charity, I deleted it from my federal return.

Re: Why does turbo tax limit my Arizona tax credit to $200 when that credit is over $400? I donat...