Tax-Smart Philanthropy: Maximizing Impact with Non-Cash Gifts
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What Do Donors and Nonprofits Need to Know About Non-Cash Gifts? -
Looking to make a bigger impact with your charitable giving while maximizing tax benefits? Dive into the strategic world of non-cash contributions with Brooke Williams, Audit Manager at MP CPAs, as she unveils the powerful advantages of donating appreciated assets.
Most donors default to cash contributions, but those with appreciated stocks, real estate, artwork, or even cryptocurrency have access to a giving strategy that can significantly reduce tax burdens while potentially increasing charitable impact. Brooke expertly breaks down how donors can avoid capital gains taxes on appreciated assets held for more than a year while still receiving charitable deductions for the full fair market value—a double tax advantage that cash simply can't provide.
The conversation explores both donor and nonprofit perspectives, covering everything from the popularity of publicly traded securities as donation vehicles to the complexities of the "related use rule" for tangible property donations. Brooke walks listeners through critical IRS documentation requirements, including when qualified appraisals are necessary and which specific forms must be filed for different gift values. For nonprofits, she emphasizes the importance of developing comprehensive gift acceptance policies to handle these complex donations appropriately.
Whether you're a potential donor with appreciated assets or a nonprofit looking to expand your giving options, this episode provides essential guidance for navigating the complexities of non-cash charitable contributions. Remember that consultation with tax professionals is crucial in this space, as the rules are strict and the requirements precise. Subscribe to the Knowing What Counts Podcast for more expert insights on protecting and optimizing your wealth!
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