
There are a number of different strategies available for planned giving. Each has its advantages and disadvantages. We have included a chart to give you an overview of these choices.
We have the expertise and experience to help you make the right choice for you. Please contact John Williams for further information.
Advantages |
Disadvantages |
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Outright Gift |
Deductible for income taxes |
No retained interest |
Charitable Lead Trust |
A current gift to charity
Gift is placed in a trust
The recipient of the gift draws income from the trust
Current income tax deduction
Pass assets to heirs with little or no estate tax |
Transfer of assets is irrevocable
If current income tax deduction is taken, future income is taxable to donor
Donor gives up use of income for life of the trust |
Pooled Income Fund |
Income tax deduction
As beneficiary, you can draw income during your life
Non-income-producing assets can be converted to income-producing assets |
Income is unpredictable from year to year
Income received is taxed as ordinary income
Remainder interest will usually go to only one charity |
Charitable Remainder Unitrust |
You can draw income Current income tax deduction
Avoids capital gains tax on appreciated property
Reduce future estate taxes |
Transfer of assets is irrevocable
Qualified appraisal generally required
Complex administration and setup |
Charitable Remainder Annuity Trust |
You can draw income Income tax deduction
Avoids capital gains tax on appreciated property
Fixed income |
Fixed payment cannot be limited to the net amount of trust income
Qualified appraisal generally required
Complex administration and setup |
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