An ItsDeductible alternative built for households

ItsDeductible is gone. If your household tracked its giving there, here's what happened — and what to look for in whatever you use next.

What happened to ItsDeductible?

Intuit shut down ItsDeductible on October 21, 2025. The mobile app and website were removed, and users could no longer log in to view or maintain their donation records. Intuit had tried to retire the service once before, in 2022, and reversed course after customer backlash — this time the shutdown stuck, and no replacement inside TurboTax has been announced.

For the people who relied on it, the frustrating part wasn't just losing a tool — it was losing years of donation history unless they exported a CSV before the deadline.

What to look for in a replacement

If ItsDeductible's shutdown taught its users anything, it's this:

  • Your records should be exportable. A tracker you can't get your data out of is a tracker that can strand you.
  • Valuations should be defensible. A number without a source and a date is hard to stand behind if a filed year is ever questioned.
  • The business model should point at you. Free tools that feed a funnel live and die by the funnel's priorities.

Where WriteOff Wallet fits

ItsDeductible was a single-user tool. WriteOff Wallet is built for the way households actually give:

Being fair: if you want the cheapest single-user tracker, other tools may cost less. WriteOff Wallet's case is the household — see the per-person math.

Common questions

We don't know — only Intuit does. It came back once before (the 2022 shutdown was reversed after customer backlash), but the October 2025 shutdown removed the app and website entirely, and Intuit has not announced a replacement inside TurboTax.

No. ItsDeductible's export window closed when the service went dark, and the tax years it covered have been filed. If you saved a CSV export, keep it with your records for those filed years — that history stays valid documentation. WriteOff Wallet starts fresh with your current tax year.

No, and that's deliberate. ItsDeductible was free because it fed a tax-prep funnel — and it still disappeared. WriteOff Wallet costs $24.99 a year per household after a 14-day free trial, and that price is the whole business model: no ads, no data sales, no funnel.

Then WriteOff Wallet may not be your pick — some single-user trackers cost less. We're built for households: one shared record for both spouses and up to five people, with your accountant joining free. If several people in your house give, the per-person math works out in our favor.

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ItsDeductible and TurboTax are trademarks of Intuit Inc. WriteOff Wallet is not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by Intuit. References are for factual identification only.