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Charitable Giving Tax Impact Worksheet

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Category: Charitable Giving & Legacy | FinSeniors, Worthune.com Not all charitable giving is equal from a tax perspective. Whether you itemize or take the standard deduction โ€” and how you structure your giving โ€” can make a significant difference in the tax benefit you receive. This worksheet helps you compare strategies so you give more effectively.

Part 1: Establish Your Baseline

๐Ÿ’ก If your gap to itemize is large, consider 'bunching' two or more years of charitable gifts into one year (potentially via a DAF) to push over the standard deduction threshold.

Part 2: Your Current Annual Giving

Part 3: Strategy Comparison

Option A: Continue Annual Giving (No Change) Option B: Bunching โ€” Give 2โ€“3 Years of Gifts in One Year (via DAF) Option C: Donate Appreciated Stock Instead of Cash ๐Ÿ’ก Donating appreciated stock held more than one year typically generates more total tax benefit than donating cash, because you avoid capital gains tax AND receive a deduction for full market value. Option D: QCD from IRA (Age 70ยฝ+)

Part 4: Year-End Giving Decision

My Giving Plan for This Year

๐Ÿ’ก This worksheet is for personal planning purposes only and does not constitute tax advice. Work with a CPA or financial advisor to confirm the tax impact of your specific giving strategy.

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