I wonder how much of that charitable giving was to mega churches? This could be a good thing, to my thinking.
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plus, many of us were donating what we could spare to political campaigns.
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Fact check -there was a special one year tax write off to do so last year
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How much of that is to church charities vs. non-religious charities?
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You don't know how to work the internet and online payments? You should take a class, mate.
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Charity starts at home, during a Pandemic households may have needed all their spare cash for themselves
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That's because most of us don't have the money to donate.
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Seems we’re a 50/50 country.
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Take away the tax deduction for charitable giving and see what happens.
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That’s what happened. Standard deduction was raised starting 2018 (the yr of AP’s study). There was less incentive for people to claim the charitable tax deduction, and hence donate money, increasing the cost of donating by 7%.https://www.taxpolicycenter.org/briefing-book/how-did-tcja-affect-incentives-charitable-giving …
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