Tax-savvy philanthropy
By Bulletin Staff | December 6, 2018
Make a year-end impact with a tax-savvy gift for the Bulletin!
The tax laws have changed, but there are still ways to reduce your 2018 taxes through charitable gifts. Below are specific strategies to consider for your year-end giving.
SECURITIES (Stock/Publicly Traded Securities)
A gift of appreciated securities is an attractive alternative to cash because of the potential for a double tax benefit. Not only do you receive a charitable deduction for your gift, but you also avoid paying a capital gains tax on the appreciation. Learn more and see instructions to transfer securities to the Bulletin.
IRA CHARITABLE ROLLOVER
If you are 70 ½ years of age or older and have a traditional Individual Retirement Account (IRA), you can use your required minimum distribution to give to the Bulletin through an IRA Charitable Rollover gift. Contact your IRA custodian if you are interested in making this type of gift. Learn more.
SAVINGS BONDS
Savings bonds are likely the nation’s most widely-held appreciated asset. They often represent major assets that have stopped growing and are just waiting to be put to use.
CASH
Gifts of cash, through a personal check, credit card, or wire transfer, are tax deductible in the year the gift is made.
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