No, you're only allowed to claim credits and deductions in the tax year they apply to, and income needs to be reported in the tax year it was received.
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Charitable Donations: What's Tax-Deductible, What's Not - NerdWalletTax deduction - charitable contributions2023 Tax Rules and Tips for Easier, Cost-Effective Charitable GivingCharitable contribution deductions: What accountants need to knowFor example, if you made a sizable charitable donation in 2022, but forgot to include it on last year's return, you can't claim it this year.
Likewise, you can't report income you received in 2022 on your 2023 return.
If you already filed the prior-year return and need to make these kinds of changes, you'll need to amend your return.
