IT-QED-FUND1: Qualified Education Donation Tax Credit Letter of Confirmation (Revision)
Georgia · Georgia DOR · Used for tax years 2024, 2025, 2026
Georgia Form IT-QED-FUND1 is a letter confirming a contribution for the qualified education donation tax credit. It records the contributing taxpayer’s information, contribution date and amount, and preapproved credit amount. The nonprofit corporation incorporated by the Georgia
Who files this form
The nonprofit corporation incorporated by the Georgia Foundation for Public Education completes Form IT-QED-FUND1 and provides it to the contributing taxpayer.
The form confirms the taxpayer’s contribution. The taxpayer should retain the letter of confirmation to claim the qualified education donation tax credit.
What you'll need
To complete the confirmation, have the following information available:
- Contributing taxpayer’s name or entity name, taxpayer identification number, and address.
- Date and amount of the contribution.
- Preapproved amount of credit.
- Authorized officer’s name, title, phone number, signature, and signing date.
The taxpayer should retain the completed confirmation letter to claim the credit.
How to file
This form is the second step in applying for the qualified education donation tax credit.
- The nonprofit corporation incorporated by the Georgia Foundation for Public Education completes the taxpayer and contribution information.
- An authorized officer signs the certification that the information on the form and any attachments is true to the nonprofit’s best knowledge and belief.
- The nonprofit provides the form to the taxpayer.
- The taxpayer retains the confirmation letter to claim the credit.
The form does not provide a mailing address or e-filing instructions.
Common mistakes
- Not retaining the confirmation: The form says the taxpayer should keep this letter to claim the credit.
- Having the wrong party complete it: The form should be completed by the nonprofit corporation incorporated by the Georgia Foundation for Public Education and provided to the taxpayer.
- Using the wrong ink: The form directs you to print numbers in black or blue ink.
Questions people ask
What does Form IT-QED-FUND1 confirm?
It confirms that the taxpayer made a contribution to the nonprofit corporation incorporated by the Georgia Foundation for Public Education.
Is this the first step in applying for the credit?
No. The form identifies itself as the second step in the application process.
Who signs the confirmation?
An authorized officer of the nonprofit signs the certification and provides their name, title, phone number, and the date.
Should I keep the confirmation letter?
Yes. The form says the taxpayer should retain the letter to claim the tax credit.