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Sheriff Ezell Brown Community Foundation

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SUPPORT SHERIFF EZELL BROWN COMMUNITY FOUNDATION

Sheriff Ezell Brown Community Foundation Working Together For a Safer Newton county

The Law Enforcement Strategic Support (LESS Crime) Act allows businesses and individual taxpayers to claim a tax credit for their contributions to qualified law enforcement foundations.

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This dollar-for-dollar tax credit program allows single filers to claim up to $5,000, married couples up to $10,000, and qualified C corporations up to 75% of their state tax liability up to $3 million. 

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Thank you for taking the time and interest to not only support the Newton County Sheriff’s Office but to keep your hard-earned tax dollars right here in Newton County, where they can be best used to keep Newton County safe and the place we want to live and raise our families.

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 FAQs

  • Short Answer: It's a dollar-for-dollar tax credit you can claim on your taxes if you prepay your expected state-tax liability to a law enforcement 501(c)(3) foundation in the state of Georgia.

    The Law Enforcement Strategic Support Act allows businesses and individual taxpayers to claim a tax credit for the contributions to a qualified law enforcement foundation (50lc3). Essentially you get to decide if a portion of your state income tax gets to stay in Newton County.

  • Short Answer: Single Filers: $5,000 - Married Couples: $10,000 - Qualified C-Corporations: Up to 75% state tax liability.

    This dollar-for-dollar tax credit program allows single filers to claim up to $5,000, married couples up to $10,000, and qualified C corporations up to 75% of their state tax liability.

  • It all begins with an idea. Maybe you want to launch a business. Maybe you want to turn a hobby into something more. Or maybe you have a creative project to share with the world. Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference.

  • Short Answer: NCSO uses the money for school/SRO, deputy, & K9 safety equipment.

    The money can be used for training & education for both deputies & K9s, protective equipment such as deputy & K9 vests, and safety initiatives to equip School Resource Officers and others in keeping our school campuses safe. Money can also be used for supplemental pay for specialized deputies when needed. This will help ensure the NCSO hires and retains the best personnel.