Discussing tax-efficient strategies can help your clients meet their financial and philanthropic goals.
Giving across all charitable sectors has risen during the past 18 months, according to a new study.
Integrating sustainable philanthropic considerations into financial planning is one way to create actionable change.
Time is running out this year to offer clients these tax-related benefits.
Charities may face a shortage of volunteers because of the pandemic, Fidelity Charitable says.
Recommended reforms include making deductions for giving available to those who don't itemize.
DAFs have grown in popularity ever since the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act increased the standard deduction.
DAFs have grown in popularity ever since the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act increased the standard deduction.
This year will offer certain tax planning opportunities you won’t see in the future.
In 2020, clients likely are considering how to take advantage of current gift tax exemption mounts. Should they be concerned about giving too much away?
The clock’s ticking on tax advantages used for next-generation asset transfers or selling one’s business.
The loan volume for the program, which has the capacity to lend $600 billion, has so far disappointed.
Andy Hart advises high-net-worth families, and in this case helped a client donate a complex asset to charity.
Pandemic relief has opened the doors to new charitable giving strategies.
The wealthy who want to capitalize on record-high lifetime exemptions can follow these tips.
Donor-advised funds and other charitable vehicles are being used to make positive climate impacts.
Life insurance has become more favorable as an estate planning tool under new rules.
Be flexible in adjusting to changing and unanticipated circumstances.
Pandemic relief legislation and plummeting valuations can work to the benefit of wealthy clients.
Saving money on various taxes can create more money for gifting, Foundation Source says.