Curious to see what we return to after some of the TCJA changes expire in 2025. At the onset of the changes, it made little difference to me, but if we were operating on inflation adjusted deductions and exemptions for 2022, my taxes would likely be lower.
That said, you can deduct the MFV of non-cash contributions. So if you had a car you could sell for $1,000, and you donate it instead of selling it, it will save you a fraction of that $1K in taxes. If you are in the 22% tax bracket (or 25% come 2026), you'll save $220 or $250 in taxes. You'd be better off selling it and pocketing the $1,000.