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The Catholic Diocese of Raleigh Planned Giving Newsletter semiannual publication of the Diocese of Raleigh In This IssueSpring 2014Creating a Lasting LegacyCreating a Lasting LegacyDeferred Charitable

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1. Research and select the charitable organization that you want to benefit from your deferred charitable gift.
2. Determine the type of deferred charitable gift you want to make. This could include a bequest in your will or trust, a charitable gift annuity, a charitable remainder trust, or a charitable lead trust.
3. Seek professional advice from an attorney or financial advisor experienced in charitable giving and estate planning to ensure that your deferred charitable gift aligns with your financial goals and objectives.
4. Work with your attorney or financial advisor to draft the necessary legal documents, such as a will, trust agreement, or annuity contract, to establish and outline the terms of your deferred charitable gift.
5. Review and finalize the drafted legal documents, ensuring that they accurately reflect your intentions and wishes.
6. Execute the finalized legal documents, following the necessary legal procedures to make your deferred charitable gift legally binding.
7. Keep copies of all relevant legal documents in a safe place, such as with your attorney or in a secure personal file.
8. Regularly review and update your deferred charitable gift plans as needed, considering any changes in your financial circumstances or charitable preferences.

Who needs deferred charitable gift?

1. Individuals who wish to support a charitable organization or cause close to their hearts.
2. Individuals who have significant assets or wealth and want to make a lasting impact through philanthropy.
3. Individuals who want to create a legacy and leave a positive impact on future generations.
4. Individuals who are looking for tax advantages, as deferred charitable gifts may provide certain tax benefits, such as reducing estate taxes or generating income tax deductions.
5. Individuals who want to ensure that their assets are distributed and used in accordance with their charitable intentions even after their lifetime.

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What is deferred charitable gift?

A deferred charitable gift is a contribution that is promised now, but the benefits are not received by the charity until a later date.

Who is required to file deferred charitable gift?

Individuals or organizations who have made a commitment to donate to a charity at a future date are required to report deferred charitable gifts.

How to fill out deferred charitable gift?

Deferred charitable gifts can be reported on the appropriate tax forms provided by the IRS, typically using Schedule A (Form 1040) for individuals or Form 990 for organizations.

What is the purpose of deferred charitable gift?

The purpose of a deferred charitable gift is to provide financial support to a charity at a future date, usually after the donor's death.

What information must be reported on deferred charitable gift?

Information such as the name of the charity, the pledged amount, the date of the commitment, and any specific conditions or restrictions on the gift must be reported on a deferred charitable gift.