Giving and Taxes

Getting a tax refund can be seen as getting extra money you can either save or buy things with. This money could also be donated to charities and there are many reasons why donation is a good option.

Donation bunching is a tax strategy that consolidates your donations for two years into a single year to maximize your itemized deduction for the year you make your donations.

You may be able to deduct a significant amount of your charitable giving when tax time rolls around. Get the latest on how much you can deduct.

While contributing toward a cause you believe in is definitely a benefit, you may also be able to save on taxes while you do it.

Check out these smart strategies to ensure every dollar given counts toward reducing your tax bill.

A will is just the beginning—and you may not have all the documents you need to properly manage your affairs if you’re incapacitated.

Learn about Required Minimum Distributions (RMD) for IRAs and other employee-sponsored retirement funds and how to donate them to charity and not get taxed 50%.

Find out the best ways to maximize year-end giving through donations to respected and well-regarded charities that match your passions and make good use of your generosity.