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How a Lead Trust Reduces Taxes and Aids Church Fundraising
Video Description: Need to reduce income taxes or pass assets on to the next generation with the least tax impact? A lead trust can do both while also benefiting your church fundraising. Related Article Subjects: Learn about Charitable Lead Trust, Charitable Lead Trust, Charitable Lead Trusts, Gift Planning, reduce income taxesLearn about Charitable Lead Trust
Estate Planning: Supporting a Noble CauseBy: Robert Valentine | 05/11/2006 | FinanceCharitable trusts are a handy tax-saving tool. But they can also greatly benefit a charity of your choice. How To Smartly Give Away Assets During Your LifetimeBy: Graeme H. Patey | 09/03/2009 | FinanceGiving away your financial assets can be more complicated than just writing a check. If you want to engage in lifetime gifting of some of your assets, you should be aware of certain rules. For instance, in 2008, the maximum annual gift tax exclusion amount is $12,000 per person. The lifetime federal gift tax exclusion amount is currently $1 million, and it will remain at that level through 2009. Is this a good time to transfer your wealth to your children?By: Denice Gierach | 22/10/2009 | Personal FinanceWith the interest rates at a really low rate, and with the economic fallout from the present economy, even people with money do not feel flush now and may decide that they do not want to make gifts to the next generation. Even though the economy has been in recession many times before and has come out of it to prosperity, sometimes it is hard to look beyond the present time to see that prosperity. What's the best way to give money now?By: Nitesh Patel | 10/11/2009 | Personal FinanceEstate planning isn't just about how you want your assets distributed after you die. It's about deciding how much you want to give away while you're still alive. If you plan carefully - so you don't outlive your assets - giving allows you to reduce your taxable estate and provide advance help to your beneficiaries. 'tis the Season to Give Assets to Loved Ones ... and Dodge Estate TaxesBy: Denice Gierach | 23/11/2008 | Personal FinanceThe economy is in a temporary mess with home prices diminishing and the stock and bond market falling. Yet, for anyone with a federal estate tax issue potentially at his or her death, this is a good time to give as many assets as one can. This is one of the best opportunities to transfer wealth to younger generations, without incurring the federal estate tax in the process. Investment Politics 2008: What's (left) in your Wallet?By: Steve Selengut | 05/04/2007 | PoliticsAs Investors, we represent the single biggest voter block in the country. We must respond in one voice to the endless political drivel with a resounding "Money Talks, BS Walks". We want decision makers who design laws that aid economic freedoms, not lawmakers who make decisions that restrict them. Here's the MT~BSW "Financial Plan" for the 2008 Election. Dot Connectors Wanted! Business Exit Strategies - ‘internal’ Transfers Versus ‘external’ TransfersBy: John Leonetti, Esq., M.S. Finance, CM&A.A | 18/10/2007 | FinanceIn this article, John M. Leonetti, Esq., M.S. Finance, CM&AA compares the ‘internal’ transfers of businesses to the ‘external’ transfers of businesses, and why it is important for business owners to consider both Business Exit Strategy alternatives. EB-5 Investor Visa (U.S. Tax Issues)By: Gary S. Wolfe, Esq. | 20/04/2009 | ImmigrationA Federal program known as EB-5 (Immigrant-Investor Visa), administered by the U.S. Citizenship & Immigration Services (“USCIS”), encourages foreign investors to invest their way to living in the U.S.A.
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