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Make a Qualified Charitable Distribution from Your IRA


A qualified charitable distribution from an IRA is a good way for IRA owners age 70½ and over to support our work. It’s easy to do.

  • Instruct your IRA custodian to make a distribution directly to our organization.
  • Although there is no tax deduction, the distribution is excluded from your income for federal tax purposes—no tax is due!
  • Up to $100,000 of your gift (annual aggregate limit) qualifies for this favorable tax treatment.
  • Your gift makes an immediate impact.
  • A qualified charitable distribution from an IRA counts toward a donor's required minimum distribution (RMD) if one is due. Contributions to your IRA after age 70½ can impact the amount eligible for a tax-free transfer.

 

A New QCD Option To Consider

Starting in 2023, IRA owners age 70½ or older can make a one-time, tax-free IRA distribution of up to $50,000 to create a charitable gift annuity or a charitable remainder trust. The distribution counts toward your RMD if one is due. This is an option worth considering if you want to make a gift from your IRA and establish a new income stream.

Please contact us to learn more about planning and completing a qualified charitable distribution, or click here to calculate your required minimum distribution.

 


 

Questions? Please contact:

SARAH WALLACEDIRECTOR OF PLANNED GIVING AND RESEARCH
P: 860-404-4267
 
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