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Important information regarding IRS Form 8283.
Individuals, partnerships, and corporations use IRS Form 8283 to report information to the IRS about noncash charitable contributions when the amount of their contribution for all noncash gifts is more than $500. Fidelity Charitable provides donors with IRS Form 8283 when their previous year's noncash charitable contributions to Fidelity Charitable meet this criteria. These forms are generally available online or sent via U.S. mail by the end of February.
IRS Form 8283 is available to donors when they log into their Giving Account and to elected advisors on Giving Central. The form can be found on the “Statements & Confirmations” page under the “History” tab. Donors can also obtain blank 8283 forms from the IRS website. Click on the “Forms & Instructions” tab and type “8283” in the Forms, Instructions and Publications Search box to select the desired form.
You may access contribution confirmations by logging into FidelityCharitable.org. Access the “Statements & Confirmations” page under the “History” tab for official tax receipts for contributions made into the Giving Account.
Fidelity Charitable provides IRS Form 8283 as a courtesy to our donors. Currently, we are not accepting consolidation requests for IRS Form 8283. If you would like to consolidate your deductions, please locate a blank IRS Form 8283 on the IRS website and consult with your tax advisor.
If you believe a tax receipt was issued in error you should consult with your tax advisor. If any changes or corrections are needed please locate a blank IRS Form 8283 on the IRS website.