Official Proof of Tax-Exempt Status

Legal name: Final Orders  |  EIN: [ADD_EIN]

Use this page as documentation for employer matching gifts, donor-advised funds, corporate giving, and grants.

Jump to Letter Image

How Tax-Deductible Giving Works

Note: General info only — confirm with your tax professional.
  • Cash/online gifts: Deductible if you itemize. We send a receipt with our name, EIN, date, and amount.
  • Got a shirt? Only the amount above fair-market value is deductible (your receipt shows the FMV).
  • Non-cash gifts: Track details. Over $500 total in a year → IRS Form 8283. Over $5,000 often needs a qualified appraisal.
  • Vehicles: We issue IRS Form 1098-C as required; deduction rules vary by use/sale.
  • Limits: Many cash gifts up to 60% of AGI; many non-cash up to 30% (carryforward up to 5 years).
  • $250+ receipts: The IRS requires a written acknowledgement — we provide it automatically.

Helpful links: IRS Pub 526 · Pub 561 · Pub 1771 · Form 8283 · Form 1098-C

Where Your Gift Goes

Your support funds real housing outcomes for veterans — from home buying and VA-loan guidance to accessibility upgrades (ramps, accessible bathrooms, kitchen retrofits) via our veteran-owned builder partners. When funds are available, we coordinate projects at or after closing to make homes safer and more livable.

We keep everything simple and in-house — loans, title/closing, and real estate — so veterans can focus on family while we handle the heavy lifting.

Disclaimer: This page provides general information and isn’t legal or tax advice. Deductibility depends on your tax situation and current IRS rules. Projects and grants depend on available funds and feasibility.

↑ Back to top