Which one of the following would not be an allowable charitable deduction?
A)Costs of gasoline and parking incurred by a taxpayer using his or her own vehicle in connection with the charitable services
B)Cost and upkeep of a uniform used in rendering charitable services if it is not suitable for everyday use
C)Insurance and depreciation on an automobile used in connection with a charitable service
D)The standard mileage rate of 14 cents per mile for using an automobile in charitable activities
E)All of the above would be allowable charitable deductions.

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Insurance and depreciation on an automobile used in connection with charitable services are not deductible as charitable contributions. The IRS allows for the deduction of out-of-pocket expenses directly connected to the service of a charity, including the standard mileage rate for using one's automobile for charitable purposes, but not depreciation or insurance costs.

Which One of the Following Would Not Be an Allowable