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Charitable Giving Bill Passes Senate


by Jaeckle Fleischmann & Mugel, LLP View Firm Credentials
Buffalo Office

October 15, 2004

Previously published on June 6, 2003

Estate planners are often asked to assist their clients in recommending efficient ways in which they may make charitable gifts. Over the years, Congress has enacted numerous rules which provide individuals with tax incentives for making a charitable gift. The tax law presently includes many complex rules for determining whether and how much of a charitable contribution is deductible. Therefore, estate planners must choose the most appropriate method given their client's circumstances and objectives and integrate the gift into their client's overall estate plan.


 

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