How much tax credit do you qualify for? Receive up to $2062* in tax credit if you are married, filing joint, and up to $1031* if you are single, filing as head of household, or married, filing separately.

How does a tax credit differ from a tax deduction? A tax credit is more beneficial than a deduction.  Credit reduces your Arizona taxes (the bottom line) dollar-for-dollar, while a deduction reduces the taxable income upon which the taxes are calculated.

From individual tax credit contributions received for the 2011 tax credit year, the AISSF Board awarded scholarships to 129 students. Awards were based on verified financial need.

Taxpayers who have contributed the maximum* amount they qualify for are now eligible to contribute to a SECOND TAX CREDIT. Don’t miss your opportunity to maximize your total tax credit!

The Arizona Independent Schools Scholarship Foundation was founded in 1998 to provide tuition aid to students with verified financial need attending an independent, non-profit school in the state of Arizona.

The AISSF is a school tuition organization (STO). Under Arizona law, a STO is an organization that is tax-exempt and allocates at least 90% of its annual revenue to scholarships for students attending private schools. The Foundation was founded in 1998 and awards financial aid to students attending St. Gregory College Preparatory School, Phoenix Country Day School or Green Fields County Day School.  

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