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Return To Grants FAQ Archive   Search the Archives If I get a grant, do I have to pay tax on it? Answered By Ariele Gregerson, Editor Tax on approved grants depend on the purpose you are using it. For instance, if you will be using the grant money for funding a profiting project, expect that you will be paying taxes for the profit you have produced and not for grant you have awarded of. On the other hand, if the grant money is intended for non-profit purposes, you will not be paying tax for it. The bottom line is, you will be paying tax for the profit you will get and not for the grant money. keywords: Grant | Grants | Financial Aid | Funding | Tax | Taxes Arts Endowment National Carnegie Endowment

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