Sentences with phrase «estate gifts through»

Planned giving encompassing a variety of giving options, including appreciated securities, charitable IRA rollover or trust income contributions or estate gifts through bequests or beneficiary designations.

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Actions that are considered Centennial Planned Gifts include making estate plans through a will or a living trust; creating a charitable remainder trust and naming the Business School as the remainder beneficiary; entering into a charitable gift annuity agreement with the School; naming Columbia as the beneficiary of a life insurance policy or retirement plan; or establishing a donor - advised fund at Columbia.

Friends who make the generous commitment to support Tufts Medical Center and Floating Hospital for Children through an estate or planned gift are proudly recognized as members of the William L. Saltonstall Society.

Three of those measures would authorize the gifting of legally possessed firearms to family members through estate planning, expand the definition of «immediate family» in the law's language, and make all personal information regarding pistol permit applications confidential except to law enforcement.

It would double individual exemptions to the estate tax and gift tax through 2025, and would establish a new top tax rate for «pass - through» business income through 2025.

Transfers to ILITs are often done through gifting assets as part of a strategy to decrease an estate while providing a reserve for future generations.

The dual purpose of an ILIT is to provide for younger beneficiaries AND enable estate tax planning through what is called «gifting ``.

Make a legacy gift to PALS through your estate or will to ensure your help for generations to come

Through a planned gift, you may be able to increase your current income or provide additional retirement income while reducing your income tax and estate taxes.

Please contact us at 410-833-8838 ext. 212 for more information about leaving a legacy to homeless animals through a gift to Baltimore Humane Society in your estate plans.

Through Planned Giving, you can often make a more significant gift than you ever thought possible, while maximizing the financial and tax benefits to you, your estate, and your family.

However, research shows that only 7 % continue this support through a gift in their will or estate plan.

Since our founding in 1875, homeless animals served by the Nebraska Humane Society have benefited greatly from the generosity of friends in our community who have remembered the animals through a will or estate gift.

Through a planned gift, you may be able to increase your current income or provide additional retirement income, while reducing income tax and estate taxes.

Since the OCSPCA is a 501 (c)(3) organization, all gifts made to the OCSPCA through your trust or will qualify as a charitable deduction for your estate on your death.

Planned giving is a general term that includes several options for donors to make gifts through an estate or other deferred means.

Through a planned gift, you may be able to increase your current income or provide additional retirement income, while reducing or avoiding income, estate and capital gains taxes.

Making a charitable gift through your estate can actually decrease the taxes paid by your estate.

Thank you for your interest in helping to continue the work of the Edmonton Humane Society through an estate or planned gift.

You can also help support ACC's programs through your workplace matching gift program, your estate, online shopping, donating your car, or by planning your own creative fundraising event.

For more than 50 years, the Art Dealers Association of America has appraised works of art for gift tax and estate tax purposes through ADAA's Appraisal Service.

Since 1925 when Mrs. Stephen I. Munger made the Museum's first planned gift, the Dallas Museum of Art has received support from many thoughtful individuals who, through financial and estate planning, have helped ensure the Museum's ability to inspire and engage visitors for generations to come.

Leo Valledor, Skeedo, 1965; collection SFMOMA, Accessions Committee Fund and purchase, by exchange, through fractional gifts of Elaine McKeon and Shirley Ross Davis and, by exchange, through a gift of Forrest Engelhart; © Estate of Leo Valledor

Marcel Duchamp, Fountain, 1917/1964; collection SFMOMA, purchase through a gift of Phyllis C. Wattis; © Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York / ADAGP, Paris / Estate of Marcel Duchamp; photo: Ben Blackwell

When the McClelland Gallery opened in 1971, its collection consisted of 138 works of art, 71 through the bequest of The McClelland Estate with the remaining works gifted by artists and collectors.

Image: Eva Hesse, Sans II, 1968; fiberglass and polyester resin; Collection SFMOMA, Purchase through a gift of Phyllis Wattis; © The Estate of Eva Hesse

Image: Robert Rauschenberg, Erased de Kooning Drawing, 1953; traces of ink and crayon on paper, mat, label, and gilded frame; Collection SFMOMA, Purchase through a gift of Phyllis Wattis; © Estate of Robert Rauschenberg / Licensed by VAGA, New York

Image: Robert Rauschenberg, White Painting (Three Panel), 1951; oil on canvas; Collection SFMOMA, Purchase through a gift of Phyllis Wattis; © Estate of Robert Rauschenberg / Licensed by VAGA, New York

This is demonstrated through the presentation of selections of Porter's work plus three paintings from the Dash Estate that are promised gifts to the Museum.

The canvas is accompanied by a selection of prints and drawings featuring images of Rockport's fishing industry, all recent gifts from the estate of Gifford Beal made through the efforts of Kraushaar Galleries, which gave the artist his first solo exhibition in 1920 and thereafter served as his dealer for the remainder of his career.

Larry guides clients through the complexities of estate planning; the preparation of wills, trusts and related documents; and planning for closely held businesses, including corporate restructurings and recapitalizations, gift planning, income tax planning, and charitable planning.

«In my view, engaging in activity which is prohibited by Parliament through the enactment of the Criminal Code of Canada falls squarely within the rubric of a public policy violation,» he added before rejecting arguments that voiding the gift would open the floodgates to frivolous estate litigation.

For instance, Quitclaim Deeds are common when real estate is conveyed through a Will or as a gift, when property is placed in a trust, or to distribute property as part of a divorce settlement.

The dual purpose of an ILIT is to provide for younger beneficiaries AND enable estate tax planning through what is called «gifting ``.

Transfers to ILITs are often done through gifting assets as part of a strategy to decrease an estate while providing a reserve for future generations.

Planned gifts can be made through your estate or financial plans and can include bequests designated in a will or living trust, as well as life income gifts.

However, courts may award one spouse more of the marital estate, depending on the contribution each spouse made to the property's acquisition, if the property was acquired before marriage or through gift or inheritance, the economic circumstances of each spouse (if one spouse squandered community assets during marriage), and the current income and earning potential of each spouse.

Gifts of commercial real estate are made through either a charitable remainder trust or a charitable gift annuity.

Developers also are increasingly courting real estate agents, hosting parties at penthouses and offering gifts as a way of getting customers through the door.

As for how the «gift» of real estate is structured, some parents buy it as a gift for their children and take advantage of tax gift exclusions, others buy it as an investment property and retain ownership, and some are buying it through a family trust or joint ownership.