"TAX CREDIT PROGRAM"
What is GOAL & How It Helps Mount Pisgah Christian School
A 2008 law allows individuals and corporations to receive a Georgia income tax credit (and federal income tax deduction) for redirecting their state income tax payments to the Georgia GOAL Scholarship Program. GOAL uses these contributions to provide private school scholarships to students who are eligible to enroll in pre-K4, kindergarten, or first grade or who are transferring from a Georgia public school. GOAL FAQs.
How this helps you, the school, and the children.
You are already paying income taxes - why not direct those funds to provide Georgia children with Greater Opportunities for Access to Learning (GOAL). When you redirect your Georgia income taxes to GOAL, you can designate that the contribution be used to provide financial aid or scholarships. Thus, MPCS is able to:
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increase the financial aid that is offered to new students,
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increase school enrollment, and
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increase the funds available to improve educational offerings.
What is the maximum amount I can contribute?
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Single individual or head of household - up to $1,000
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Married couple filing joint return - up to $2,500
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Married couple filing separate return - up to $1250
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C Corporation - 75% of Georgia income tax liability
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S Corporation shareholder, LLC member, or partnership partner - pro-rata ownership share of the pass-through entity's contribution, not to exceed limitations on individuals and married couples.
To summarize, we all have an opportunity to redirect a portion of our Georgia State Tax dollars, (money we are already paying), to Mount Pisgah Christian School. Let's tell our government what to do with our tax money!
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