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Reminder: Private Foundations Are Subject to 1.39% Excise Tax on Net Investment Income

With the extended 990-PF filing deadline approaching for private foundations on a calendar year accounting period, foundation leaders should ensure that they have paid the 1.39% net investment income excise tax and should...more

Timing Is Critical for Gift of Appreciated Stock to Avoid Capital Gain From Sale of Company

Business owners contemplating selling their companies often look to their tax advisers for options to reduce the potential tax impact upon sale. One option routinely considered is having the owner contribute a portion of the...more

New Tax Proposals Alter Charitable Giving Strategies

As charitable organizations continue to navigate fundraising strategies during a pandemic, lawmakers consider proposals that, if enacted, would have a significant impact on charitable giving. Earlier this summer, the...more

Charitable Lead Annuity Trusts: Planning Opportunities in Today’s Low-Interest-Rate Environment

As the pandemic continues to hinder nonprofits’ ability to fundraise effectively and connect with supportive donors, a charitable lead annuity trust can be a vehicle to provide immediate and ongoing funding to charities, as...more

Parking Tax on Nonprofits Retroactively Repealed and Tax Rate for Private Foundations Changed

Last month, Congress retroactively repealed the provision of the 2017 Tax Act that imposed unrelated business income tax on nonprofits that provided qualified transportation fringe benefits to employees....more

Creative Tax Planning With “Flip” Charitable Remainder Unitrusts

As predicted, the 2017 Tax Act appears to have impacted the state of charitable giving in the United States. The 2019 Giving USA report released June 18, 2019, indicated that giving by individuals declined by 3.4 percent...more

Nonprofits Seeking to Avoid New Parking Tax Must Make Changes Soon

Thousands of nonprofits that provide parking benefits for their employees are subject to a new income tax on those benefits and have only weeks to avoid or minimize that tax liability for 2018. ...more

Donors Must Dot All i’s, Cross All t’s When Making Year-End Charitable Gifts

As donors and their advisors rush to close year-end charitable gifts, it is easy to overlook the very precise requirements for income tax deductibility. Donors who fail to follow these rules may find their entire deductions...more

Tax Law Changes Complicate Tax-Exempt Organizations’ Attempts to Calculate UBTI

Charities and other exempt organizations face higher taxes, more complex returns and tough investment decisions under new unrelated business income tax rules effective for 2018. Despite recent guidance from the Internal...more

Donor Advised Funds: Useful New Tools for Charities and Donors

Donor advised funds (DAFs) are among the most-discussed vehicles in the charity world today. Proponents see DAFs as useful alternatives to private foundations and supporting organizations when donors want to provide...more

Charitable Giving After Tax Reform

Public Law No. 115-97, enacted Dec. 22, 2017, and informally known as the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (the “2017 Tax Act”), contains several provisions that, in the aggregate, may have a substantial effect on charities and...more

Tax Cuts and Jobs Act: Senate Bill Revisions Affecting Tax-Exempt Organizations

The U.S. Senate produced its version of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act early on the morning of Dec. 2, 2017. Most of its terms closely track the Chairman’s Mark that the Senate Finance Committee approved Nov. 16, but a few key...more

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