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Utilisez ce formulaire pour effectuer une distribution caritative qualifiée (QCD) unique et déclarable à des fins fiscales à partir d\'un IRA traditionnel, d\'un IRA de roulement, d\'un Roth,

How to fill out qualified charitable distribution request

How to fill out qualified charitable distribution request

1. Check your eligibility for a qualified charitable distribution (QCD). You must be at least 70½ years old and have a traditional IRA.
2. Obtain the qualified charitable distribution request form from your IRA custodian or financial institution.
3. Fill in your personal information, including your name, address, and account number on the request form.
4. Specify the amount you wish to donate to the qualified charity (up to $100,000 per year can be excluded from taxable income).
5. Provide the charity's name, address, and Federal Tax ID number (EIN) on the form.
6. Sign and date the request form to confirm your authorization for the distribution.
7. Submit the completed request form to your IRA custodian or financial institution, either by mail or electronically, as per their submission guidelines.
8. Confirm that the custodian has processed your QCD and obtain documentation for your records.

Who needs qualified charitable distribution request?

1. Individuals age 70½ or older who wish to make charitable donations directly from their IRA.
2. Taxpayers looking to reduce their taxable income by donating some or all of their required minimum distributions (RMDs).
3. Those who want to support qualified charities without incurring tax liabilities on the distributed funds.

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What is qualified charitable distribution request?

A qualified charitable distribution (QCD) request is a directive for the transfer of funds from an individual retirement account (IRA) directly to a qualifying charity, allowing the account holder to fulfill charitable giving without incurring taxable income for the distribution.

Who is required to file qualified charitable distribution request?

Individuals who are aged 70½ or older and wish to make a QCD from their IRA to a qualified charity are required to file a qualified charitable distribution request.

How to fill out qualified charitable distribution request?

To fill out a QCD request, the account holder must provide their IRA custodian with the details of the charity, including the charity's name, address, and tax identification number, along with the amount to be distributed.

What is the purpose of qualified charitable distribution request?

The purpose of the QCD request is to allow individuals aged 70½ or older to donate directly from their IRA to a charity, thereby satisfying required minimum distributions while avoiding taxes on the amount donated.

What information must be reported on qualified charitable distribution request?

The information that must be reported on a QCD request includes the account holder's details, the charity's name and address, the charity's tax identification number, the amount issued to the charity, and the date of the distribution.