Starting in 2026, new rules will affect charitable deductions for non-itemizers and Roth catch-up contributions for high ...

New suite equips executives and employees with modern tools to maximize deductions, boost participation, and prepare for the 2026 tax changes under OBBBA. Givinga, a leader in modern philanthropic ...

A 92-year-old donor last month gave the Georgia Institute of Technology $500,000 to set up a charitable remainder trust. Georgia Tech will invest the money to provide an income for the man and his ...

President Donald Trump's signature tax package, the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, is quietly reshaping how Americans give to charity by reopening the door to deductions for people who do not itemize.

The charitable giving season is upon us and changes are afoot. While many people give because they want to do good, the tax rules around philanthropy have always been an added sweetener. Although ...

From tossing spare change into a red Salvation Army bucket at Christmas to donating millions of dollars’ worth of appreciated stock into a donor-advised fund at the height of a tech boom, charitable ...

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