SUPPORT A STUDENT AT NO COST TO YOU!!!

We are truly grateful our children have been able to receive a Christ-centered education because of generous Arizona state tax payers who direct their state income taxes to support education.

As a tax a payer, you will receive a dollar-for-dollar state tax credit for every dollar contributed to our much needed funding (up to $500 for singles, and $1000 if married filing jointly). This also qualifies as a charitable deduction on your Federal Income Tax Return.

The following examples illustrate how the Arizona Tuition Tax Credit works, and why your tax credit contributions can help our family…at no cost to you!


· Most people have taxes deducted through payroll deductions. Anything paid to the State over and above taxes owed will increase the size your tax return.

· The program works in addition to the public school extracurricular activities and work poor tax credit.

· The law changed this year allowing you up to April 15th to donate for the 2010 tax year. I recommend determining your tax liability and to see what the actual and maximum benefit to you will be and donating just prior to doing your taxes. Let me know if you need a reminder phone call at a certain date!

To help, all you need to do is the following:

1. Determine the amount of tax dollars you want to redirect.

2. Fill out the attached form and recommend one of our children for a scholarship

Caleb, Josiah, Elaina, or Abner Ingegneri at Gilbert Christian School

3. Claim on your tax return!



ACSTO will mail you a receipt documenting the amount you gave. If you have further questions, you may reach us at 480-495-3501. We appreciate your consideration in supporting our family and Christian education. For more information about the statute you can also visit http://www.acsto.com/.



REMEMBER WHEN YOU DONATE TO SPECIFY CALEB, JOSIAH, OR ELAINA OR ABNER AT GILBERT CHRISTIAN SCHOOLS . NEW FOR 2010 TAX YEAR. YOU HAVE UNTIL APRIL 15TH TO DONATE.







Saturday, December 1, 2007

Caleb update


Caleb is in transition this year to a modified home school program. He goes to school two days a week and Angie teaches him at home the other 3 days. Caleb misses his friends at his old school but he knows and so do we that this is the better option for him this year. He is still involved in cub scouts which allows him to see all his friends and will be playing on a football team with most of them starting in January. He is a wonderful big brother and just all around sweet guy.
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