How much of a zoo membership is tax deductible?

Zoo Q&A says: “Zoo memberships are purchased for the goods and services offered by means of the membership and are NOT tax deductible EXCEPT if the amount paid is $75 or less. Memberships $75 and under are considered an insubstantial benefit and are therefore 100% deductible.

How do I cancel my Denver Zoo ticket?

Need to Cancel Your Denver Zoo Ticket Reservation? If you are a member and find that you are unable to use your reserved time slot, we ask that you email us at [email protected] to cancel your reservation ASAP.

Is the Denver Zoo ethical?

The Denver Zoo has been ranked as one of the best and most ethical zoos in the United States by Travel + Leisure. And for many at the zoo, this is the backbone of the whole facility.

How much does a Denver Zoo membership cost?

For Individual members, the fair market value of benefits received is not substantial. The estimated fair market value of benefits received for other categories are: Individual & Guest $24; Zoo for Two $24; Family $44; Family Plus $44; Friends of Denver Zoo $124.

Is the cost of a zoo membership tax deductible?

Memberships to zoos are considered tax deductible. But only the membership portion, no tangible property that may have been purchased or added to the cost of the membership is deductible. You will list the deduction under contributions to charities on the Schedule A – Itemized Deductions. Hope this helps. Thank you for choosing TurboTax!

Is the Denver Zoo a non-profit organization?

Membership at Denver Zoo is about so much more than spending quality time with your family and connecting with the wonders of nature. As a non-profit organization, we rely on membership fees to help offset the cost of the world-class care we provide for our 3,000 animals.

How much is the Denver Museum of nature and science membership?

Denver Museum of Nature and Science Family Membership: Family: $119; Family Plus: $175 Single Admission (adult & child): Adults: $19.95; Kids 3 – 18: $14.95