Looking For A $10,000 Tax Credit? Donate An Organ

If you are looking for a $10,000 Tax Credit, beginning in 2025, Michiganders can earn one by giving the greatest gift to another human being.

What is the Greatest Gift?

If you guessed the greatest gift is life then you nailed it. The simple ability to exist and experience the world, with all its joys and challenges, is the most precious, and valuable thing a person can have, often considered more important than any material possession or achievement.

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There are many different types of heroes in this world but one can not only improve the life of another but potentially save it and that is being a living organ donor. I'm not slagging on those who donate organs after their death because that is important too.

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Earn a $10,000 Tax Credit By Being an Organ Donor

Beginning January 1, 2025, a new Michigan law takes effect allowing an individual to earn a tax credit of up to $10,000 by becoming a living donor.

According to WXYZ, there are two purposes for the tax credit for living organ donors. The first is to reimburse donors for out-of-pocket expenses. The second is to create more living organ donors because currently there are well under 200 in Michigan.

According to Michigan.gov, to become a living organ donor you need to be at least 18 years of age, and in good physical and mental health. Below are options for living donors:

• Kidneys
• Parts of other organs like the liver, lung, pancreas, and intestine.
• Corneas
• Tissues that include bones, tendons, and skin.

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To learn more about becoming a Michigan living organ donor click here.