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| Gifts of Cash |
| A cash gift entitles you to a charitable deduction against income. The deduction must be taken in the calendar year in which your gift is made. If the amount of your gift exceeds 50 percent of your adjusted gross income, you may carry over the excess of your contribution for ... |
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| Gifts of Appreciated Securities |
| A gift of appreciated securities entitles you to a charitable deduction equal to the fair market value of the securities, and none of the appreciation in the security is taxable to the donor. When you give securities, your federal tax deduction is limited to 30 percent of your adjusted gross ... |
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| Life Income Gifts |
| A life income gift to allows you and/or a beneficiary to retain income from the assets donated, take a federal income tax deduction for a portion of the gift's value (depending on the terms of the gift,) while eliminating capital gains tax on gifts of securities or real estate. Referred ... |
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| Gifts of Income Interest |
| A Charitable Lead Trust, an assignment of trust income allows you to give an income interest to the school for a designated period of time, after which the property in the trust returns to you or your heirs. In certain cases, this method of giving allows you to reduce the ... |
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| Gifts of Life Insurance |
| Life insurance is a unique way to give to St. John School. To qualify, the School needs to become owner and beneficiary. You may choose to donate a paid-up policy no longer needed, give a policy that is not fully paid-up and take a deduction for the present value of ... |
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| Gifts of Real Estate |
| Gifts of appreciated real estate are like gifts of appreciated stock. Any type of property you have owned for more than one year qualifies as a charitable contribution at its fair market value. The asset may be given outright, or may serve as the corpus of a trust arrangement, or ... |
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