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1 MINNESOTA PLANNED GIVING COUNCIL ACCEPTING GIFTS OF REAL PROPERTY

2 J. Patrick Plunkett Moore, Costello & Hart, P.L.L.P. 55 East 5th Street, Suite 1400 St. Paul, Minnesota

3 INTRODUCTION Definition of a “White Elephant” Review Applicable Legal Requirements Review Practical Considerations

4 TITLE & ENVIRONMENTAL Commitment for Title Insurance Phase I Audit Standard ALTA Survey

5 DUE DILIGENCE Written Contracts Regarding the Property Tax Statements Government Permits and Licenses Unresolved Claims and Disputes

6 DUE DILIGENCE Title Policies, Surveys and Soil Tests Drawings, Plans and Specifications No Oral Contracts and Agreements

7 ZONING & BUILDING CODES Government Approvals for Use Determination Prior to Closing

8 PROPERTY TAX EXEMPTION Public Cemeteries, Schools and Hospitals Academies, Colleges and Seminaries Churches and Houses of Worship Institutions of Purely Public Charity

9 INSTITUTIONS OF PURELY PUBLIC CHARITY 1.Helpful to Others Without Expectation of Material Reward. 2.Whether Profits are Distributed to Private Interests. 3.Whether Dividends are Paid to Private Interests.

10 INSTITUTIONS OF PURELY PUBLIC CHARITY 4.Whether the Organization is Supported by Material Contributions. 5.Whether Benefits and Services are Provided at Reduced or No Cost: Whether the Organization Lessens the Burdens of Government. 6.Whether Class of Beneficiaries is Restricted or Unrestricted.

11 SEPARATION OF OWNERSHIP and USE No Exemption Allowed if Non-Exempt Use is Substantial Pro Rata Exemption Between Exempt Use and Non-Exempt Use De Minimis Non-Exempt Use may be Disregarded

12 FILING REQUIREMENTS Initial Statement of Exemption Re-filing Every 3 Years Special Rules for Churches and Colleges

13 BARGAIN SALES Part Gift and Part Sale Donation Equals Difference Between Fair Market Value and Sale Price Agreement Concerning FMV

14 VALUATION & SUBSTANTIATION Deduction Equals Fair Market Value Appraisal Requirements Form 8283 Form 8282

15 TAXATION OF RENTS Generally Rental Income is not Subject to Unrelated Business Income Tax (“UBIT”) Exemption does not Apply if Services are also Provided Exemption does Not Apply if Property is Debt-Financed

16 REAL ESTATE OUTSIDE MINNESOTA Requirement to Comply with Local Laws Need to Register to do Business

17 TIMESHARES & CONDOS Partial Interest Rules Property Taxes and Association Fees

18 GIFT ACCEPTANCE POLICY Identify a Bona Fide Purpose in Accepting the Gift Apart from the Intent to Accommodate the Wishes of a Valuable Donor Gift-Purchases Require the Use of a Standard Purchase Agreement

19 GIFT ACCEPTANCE POLICY Undertake the Same Degree of Due Diligence Concerning the Ownership and Use of the Property as the Organization Would Undertake if it were Purchasing the Property Determine Whether the Property will be Subject to Real Estate Taxes, Assessments and Association Dues

20 GIFT ACCEPTANCE POLICY Do Not Acceptance a Gift of Property that is Subject to a Mortgage, Lien or Other Encumbrance Gifts Subject to a Reserved Life Estate Must Include an Obligation on the Part of the Life Tenant to Bear All Expenses Connected with the Real Property During the Life Tenancy

21 GIFT ACCEPTANCE POLICY Do Not Offer Any Opinion Concerning the Fair Market Value of the Property The Donor is Responsible for Obtaining and Paying for a Qualified Appraisal Acknowledge Receipt of the Property Only on a Properly Completed Form 8283

22 GIFT ACCEPTANCE POLICY Do Not Accept a Gift of a Condo or Timeshare Unless the Condo or Timeshare Will Be Retained by the Organization in Furtherance of its Exempt Purposes Do Not Acknowledge as a Charitable Gift the Use of a Condo or Timeshare