The needs of charities are set to soar while the financial situations of many wealthy families have deteriorated.
A charitable remainder trust can save clients' serious money in taxes, says an executive at Morgan Stanley.
The acquisition will enable Foundation Source to expand its services to private foundations.
A majority of donors give appreciated stocks and non-cash assets, Schwab Charitable reports.
Trends are pushing charitable donations in new directions, Fidelity Charitable says.
Even clients with multiple advisors don’t realize all their options to slash tax bills.
Many clients don’t know how to start narrowing the choices of causes to support.
Charitable deductions are still possible despite changes created by the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act.
Proposals to tax wealth could devastate the non-profit sector.
Taxpayers and advisors involved in land donation deals have been the focus of more IRS audits.
Wary of rising taxes, the wealthy are stockpiling assets in donor-advised funds.
Only 9% reduced giving because of increased standard deduction, Fidelty Charitable says.
Underutilized tax code provision can benefit those 70½ and up.
High-net-worth taxpayers are running out of time to make strategic moves in 2019.
The Tolleson Wealth Management director of philanthropy says economic confidence is boosting charities.
The Tolleson Wealth Management director of philanthropy says economic confidence is boosting charities.
Two-thirds of wealthy people don’t talk with family members about how they're passing on assets, Bank of America found.
Advisors say there are still ways for charitable clients to reap the tax advantages of giving.
By most measures, individuals' charitable donations were down in 2018, the first year of tax reform.
Last year was a mixed year for giving, falling short of record high totals seen in 2017.