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Sopesar las opciones: ¿Fundación privada o fondo asesorado por donantes?
Como asesor de confianza de su cliente, usted ha ayudado a construir su futuro financiero, y nosotros estamos aquí para ayudar a construir su legado filantrópico.
Donaciones sensatas: Asesoramiento a los clientes sobre la ayuda a las víctimas de catástrofes
Tras los devastadores incendios forestales de California que asolaron comunidades de los alrededores de Los Ángeles a principios de 2025, muchos de sus clientes se han mostrado comprensiblemente deseosos de prestar ayuda a los afectados.
QCDs: 105.000 dólares, 108.000 dólares y más cosas por las que sonreír
Mientras usted y otros abogados, contables y asesores financieros dan los últimos retoques a los planes de donaciones benéficas de fin de año de sus clientes, puede que llegue un momento en que se le venga a la cabeza: "Espera, ¿cómo funciona exactamente una Distribución Benéfica Cualificada?".
Navegar por las donaciones benéficas: Cómo guiar a sus clientes en el proceso
Muchas personas se centran en las donaciones benéficas en otoño, ya que están ansiosas por dejar su huella y beneficiarse al mismo tiempo de posibles ventajas fiscales.
El enfoque filantrópico personal de una pareja de Tampa maximiza su impacto
Carl y la Dra. Lyda Lindell son conocidos desde hace mucho tiempo como filántropos. Han apoyado numerosas organizaciones sin ánimo de lucro, iniciativas y causas locales y en todo el mundo a lo largo de sus carreras en Tampa Bay.
Donaciones en criptomoneda: El futuro de la filantropía
La criptomoneda ha experimentado un resurgimiento de su popularidad, como se destaca en un reciente episodio del podcast "The Daily" de The New York Times.
For clients who may sell a business, the time to think charitably is right now
Business owners who’ve enjoyed summertime’s more relaxed energy can deservedly daydream about the “extended vacation” that comes with selling the business!
Legacy giving: A conversation that’s full of opportunity
August is National Make-A-Will Month. This means your clients may be reading articles and hearing about estate planning more this month than usual, which makes the next few weeks an especially good time to prompt your clients to review their estate plans–or get their wills and trusts in order if they haven’t done so yet.
Helping your clients get organized: Structure is a critical step in multi-generational philanthropy
Instilling the idea of charitable giving in children and grandchildren at first blush may appear to be easy, but where to begin, and how to make it ongoing?
Three suggestions for client conversations about AI and charitable giving
News about the capabilities of artificial intelligence has skyrocketed over the last few months. As attorneys, accountants, and financial advisors, no doubt you are watching these developments closely, both because of the potential legal issues involved and also because of the ways AI can enhance your work.
Retirement plans to charity: Understanding the “trifecta” of tax benefits
Over the last few months, many advisors have noticed an uptick in client inquiries about leaving their IRAs and other retirement plans to charity at death.
Food for Thought: Tax-Related and Planning Ideas for Your Charitably Inclined Clients
A major portion of the $80 billion scheduled to be invested in Internal Revenue Service upgrades is earmarked to “increase tax compliance among wealthy taxpayers and businesses,” according to the IRS’s plan.
Proposed legislation: Is better deductibility back on the table?
Charitable deduction legislation ebbs and flows. Proposed reform efforts come and go, resulting in the occasional change to the provisions of the Internal Revenue Code governing charitable giving.
It just keeps getting better: Why charitable gift annuities are having a moment
Charitable gift annuities (CGAs) are becoming more attractive to philanthropists, making this planned giving vehicle a good fit for your clients who like the idea of an up-front tax deduction, a steady lifetime income stream, and a remainder gift to charity.
Adopt a “donor beware” attitude when making some charitable gifts
Market declines and inflation have made 2022 a more challenging year for some clients to fulfill their traditional giving objectives or early-year gifting intentions.
Hanging in there: Charitable giving in a challenging economy
Earlier this year, Bankrate and Psych Central released the Money and Mental Health study and, not surprisingly, a large number of people surveyed in the research reported that money has a negative impact on their mental health.
Counseling your clients about nonprofits: The good, the bad, and the big leaps
The nonprofit sector accounts for more than 12 million jobs in the United States, and job growth in the nonprofit sector in recent years has outpaced job growth in the private sector.
Disaster philanthropy: Your clients and the important role of individual philanthropy
If you or your clients would like to know more ways to help those impacted by Hurricane Ian, please contact either Sheila Kinman, CAP® or Denyve Boyle, CFRE.
The “i’s” have it: Two key topics for client meetings
Inflation, interest rates, income tax, and the IRS are ever-present topics during discussions with your clients. Right now, there’s a lot to talk about, especially related to charitable giving.