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Charitable Trusts
There are two main kinds of Charitable Trusts - Charitable Remainder Trusts and Charitable Lead Trusts. The choice between these two options depends on the benefits you seek to obtain.
Benefits of Creating A Charitable Remainder Trust:
The Trustmakers win by (a) gaining a lifetime income, while avoiding capital gains tax upon the sale of appreciated assets; (b) obtaining an immediate income tax deduction that can be carried forward for up to five years; (c) achieving a possible estate tax savings; and (d) creating a wonderful opportunity to accomplish their charitable dreams.
Charitable Lead Trusts
Both Charitable Remainder Trusts and Charitable Lead Trusts (CLT) result in gifts being made to a charity. They differ with respect to the timing of the gift. With a CLT the charity receives the trust's income and the Trustmaker (or their selected beneficiary) receives the assets remaining at the time the trust terminates.
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