Tax Advantages

Indiana taxpayers may take a tax credit of 50 percent of their gift to IU Southeast - 100 percent of donations may be deducted on Federal Taxes.

Tax Advantages

Tax Advantages

Indiana Tax Credit

Indiana taxpayers may take a tax credit of 50 percent of their gift to IU Southeast. For a joint return, the maximum credit is $200, based on gift of $400 or more. For a single return, the maximum credit is $100 (based on a gift of $200 or more). The payment of tuition, fees, or room and board are not charitable contributions and do not qualify for this credit.

Federal Tax Deductions

Those who itemize deductions may deduct 100 percent of all charitable contributions subject to the general limitation of 50 percent of adjusted gross income. Consult your tax advisor for specific information.

Visit the IU Foundation page for more information about tax advantages.

Giving Opportunities

There are many ways to give that not only help define quality education and create excellence at IU Southeast but also allow you to meet your own personal and financial goals.

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Donor Spotlight

Donor Spotlight Photo: Mrs. Evelyn Ott, Founder, Ott Scholarship

Mrs. Evelyn Ott

Founder, Ott Scholarship

Evelyn Farrell Ott chose to make her $100,000 gift to the University to honor her late husband, Leland, and their commitment to higher education. This newly established endowed fund, the Leland Edward Ott, Ph.D., and Evelyn Farrell Ott Scholarship, will provide two undergraduate scholarships annually.

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