Introducing That’s A Write-Off: A Smarter Way to Track Your Charitable Donations

October 24, 2025

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Filling The Gap Left By Inuit's ItsDeductible

When Intuit announced the discontinuation of its popular ItsDeductible app, many taxpayers were left wondering how they’d track their charitable donations come tax season. For years, ItsDeductible made it easy to record non-cash donations, estimate fair market values, and simplify reporting for tax purposes — until it suddenly wasn’t available anymore.


That’s where That’s A Write-Off was born.


Developed by Jacob Fitzpatrick, a Northern California-based software developer and founder of Fitz Designz, this new platform was created to fill the gap left behind and make charitable record-keeping simple again.



The Inspiration

As both a tech professional and someone who values organization and efficiency, Jacob relied heavily on ItsDeductible to keep his personal donation records tidy year after year. When Intuit announced it would sunset the app in 2024, there was no real alternative that offered the same combination of convenience, reliability, and accuracy.


So, Jacob decided to build one himself.


With a background in web design, digital marketing, and custom software development, he envisioned an application that would not only replace ItsDeductible — but improve upon it.



What That’s A Write-Off Does

That’s A Write-Off helps users:


  • Track donations — both cash and non-cash — in one organized place.
  • Estimate item values based on condition and category, just like ItsDeductible used to do.
  • Upload receipts securely for record-keeping and verification.
  • Generate detailed PDF reports for easy tax preparation and submission to your accountant.



Whether you’re donating clothing, household goods, or money, That’s A Write-Off keeps everything logged, valued, and ready when you need it.



Built by a Developer Who Understands Simplicity

Jacob Fitzpatrick is the founder of Fitz Designz, a full-service web design and digital marketing agency based in Sonoma County, California. Beyond marketing, he’s spent years designing practical software tools for the healthcare and small-business sectors — always with one goal in mind: to make complex tasks simpler through smart design and clean interfaces.


That’s A Write-Off carries that same philosophy. It’s modern, intuitive, and built with real-world usability in mind — for individuals who want to stay organized, save time, and make tax season a little less stressful.



Web App Coming Soon

The app is currently in development, and early-access sign-ups are open to anyone who wants to be among the first to try it.


 Sign up today at ThatsAWriteOff.com to get notified when the app launches and start making next year’s taxes easier than ever.

Not tax advice. This article provides general educational information only. It does not consider your personal tax situation. For guidance specific to your circumstances, consult a qualified tax professional. Tax laws and IRS rules change, and outcomes depend on individual facts.

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