Your gifts finally count.
From 2026, cash gifts to charity come off your taxes even if you take the standard deduction: up to $1,000, or $2,000 filing jointly. Reimburse keeps every gift with the charity’s receipt and shows what each one puts back.
Free. No bank login. Export every gift whenever you want it.
$1,070 given this year. $730 of it comes off without itemizing: $161 back.
Forward the thank-you, and it’s kept
Your gifts get their own email address. Forward the charity’s thank-you email, or photograph the paper one, and Reimburse reads who you gave to, how much and when, and whether anything came back for it.
Every gift then shows its share of what your year of giving puts back, at your own tax rate. A gift of $250 or more without the charity’s receipt says so, while there’s still time to ask.
What counts, and what doesn’t
A gift counts when it goes to a charity the IRS recognizes, and only the part you didn’t get back. Without itemizing, only cash counts, up to the new limit. If you itemize, everything counts above 0.5% of your income. Is my gift tax deductible?
Counts
Doesn’t
The paper the IRS asks for
A gift without the right paper is worth nothing in an audit, and the charity’s acknowledgment has to be in hand before you file. Reimburse asks for it on the gift itself, while you can still get it.
The shoebox of thank-you letters, that knows what counts.
Its own address
Forward a charity’s email, or have them send it there. Each one is read and kept with the gift.
Priced for 2026
What each gift puts back, at your own rate, with the new limit without itemizing and the floor if you itemize.
Ready at tax time
One export: every gift, what came back, what counts, and whether the receipt is kept, for you or whoever does your taxes.
Questions
The rules are from IRS Publication 526, Charitable Contributions, and Topic 506.
Do I need to itemize?
Not from 2026, for cash: up to $1,000 of cash gifts, or $2,000 filing jointly, comes off even with the standard deduction. Stock, goods and money put into a donor-advised fund still count only if you itemize. Giving without itemizing
What if I do itemize?
Then every gift counts, less the first 0.5% of your income, and in the top bracket a dollar given saves at most 35 cents. Tell Reimburse once and it prices every gift that way. The 0.5% floor
Does a donor-advised fund count?
Money you put into the fund counts the year you put it in, if you itemize; it never counts toward the $1,000. Grants the fund later makes don’t count again. Donor-advised funds
What about state taxes?
Reimburse shows the federal tax back. Some states give their own deduction or credit for gifts; that isn’t counted yet.
Can the charity email it straight there?
Yes. Give them the address. Anything that can’t be read waits for you to say what it was.
What does it cost?
Nothing. No trial and no card.
Checked on October 2, 2026 against Publication 526, Charitable Contributions and Topic 506, Charitable contributions. An estimate for your records, not tax advice.
Your next gift is worth keeping.
Your gifts get their own address, like danagives.@reimburse.com.