1 AMERICAN FOOTBALL COACHES ASSOCIATION & AMERICAN FOOTBALL COACHES FOUNDATION 2002 AFCA Annual Convention Michael V. Bourland Michelle Coleman-Johnson.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
PUBLIC CHARITIES/PRIVATE FOUNDATIONS AND BUSINESS TRANSACTIONS – A GOOD MIX OR NOT? Case Study Examples By Michael V. Bourland Michelle Coleman- Johnson.
Advertisements

BASICS OF PLANNED GIVING NATIONAL CONFERENCE OF BAR FOUNDATIONS Payson S. Wild, Jr., CFRE President – Wild Associates, Inc. James Provenza, JD Provenza.
1 WEALTH MIGRATION USING THE FAMILY LIMITED PARTNERSHIP, CHARITABLE REMAINDER TRUST AND GRANTOR TRUST IMCA INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT EXPO Consulting in Volatile.
Chase V. Magnuson, CCIMReal Estate for
ALADN 2003 Conference Michele Fletcher, Director of Library Development June Steel, Director of Planned and Regional Gifts Office of University Development.
PG Calc | Invested in your mission ©2013 PG Calc Planned Gifts That Appeal to Younger Donors Planned Gifts that Appeal to Younger Donors Jeff Lydenberg.
1 TAX UPADATE AND SELECTED PLANNING TECHNIQUES By Jeffrey N. Myers Bourland, Wall & Wenzel, P.C. Fort Worth, Texas Brazos Valley Estate & Financial Planning.
Establishing Planned Giving Programs in the Local Church Presented by Jason Frame.
Reynolds T. Cafferata. You bought it for $40,000 in 1960’s and its worth $4 million in the early 1990’s.
Personal Relationships…Professional Solutions Comprehensive Wealth Management Presented By Reliance Trust Company John A. Rodgers, III.
Wealth Transfer & Estate Planning with IRA Assets Create A Legacy with Individual Retirement Accounts For Producer Use Only. Not to be Used with Existing.
Overview and Magnitude
Charitable Giving with Insurance Policies Insurance Concepts.
Planned Gift Definitions Compiled by Maureen Mahoney Hill, CFRE April 2011.
Getting Started To create a UCLA DAF you simply transfer cash or other appropriate assets to UCLA, name your fund, and, if you wish, select family or.
1 Section 79 Plans with SecurePlus Advantage 79 TAX-ADVANTAGED LIFE INSURANCE FOR BUSINESS OWNERS AND EMPLOYEES TC42529(0808) This information is not intended.
Methods of making Charitable donations John Merlo BA,CFP November 12 th, 2014 Mutual Funds and securities related to financial planning services are offered.
 Special Elections And Post Mortem Planning.  Estate Planning after Death o Decisions made on the estate that Impact heirs Impact taxes Impact executor.
 Estate Tax.  Why are estates taxed? o Provide taxes for social welfare o Reduce some of the ability to pass wealth from one generation to another 
 Generation Skipping Transfers.  The Three Taxes on a Transfer o Gift Tax If gift outside annual $14,000 exclusion If gift outside one time exclusion.
Charitable Trusts Important Estate and Tax Planning Tools.
Planned Giving. AFSP’s Lifesaver’s Society Our Lifesavers Society allows you to leave AFSP a planned gift. Planned giving ensures that your donation goes.
T A C I T A strategy for minimizing taxes on appreciated assets T ax deduction for you A void capital gains C haritable contribution I ncome for life or.
Charitable Giving with Retirement Plans A brief introduction to using retirement plan assets in your planned giving Mike Branch, CFP® Focus Financial 2665.
Planned Giving – An Essential Fundraising Vehicle Michele Thomas Dole, MS, CFP ® Faculty, The Fund Raising School.
Planned Giving. While Annual gifts and Major gifts are given “outright”, Planned gifts are established in a way that is typically fulfilled after a term.
International Medical Health Organization (IMHO) BUSINESS OF GIVING.
Nonprofit Organizations Private Foundations Michael V. Bourland Michelle Coleman-Johnson Bourland, Wall & Wenzel, P.C.
You are part of the Rotary Family Be a part of it forever.
1 FIFTH ANNUAL GREATER KANSAS CITY FORUM ON CHARITABLE TAX STRATEGIES CHARITABLE TAX PLANNING TECHNIQUES IN BUSINESS SUCCESSION PLANS.
0 FOR PRODUCER USE ONLY—NOT FOR DISSEMINATION TO THE PUBLIC. David M. Robinson, Vice President Advanced Sales PRESENTATION LOCATION MM/DD/YYYY Exit Strategies.
How do I Capture Charitable Assets for my Community?
WILL POWER The Church of St. Leo The Great Roman Catholic Church 176 Ridgeway Ave., Oakland California (510)
Scholarship Opportunities St. Mary’s High School Providing the best in Christian-based Catholic Education Helping students reach and exceed their goals.
Planned Giving Frank M Jacobs,CLU, ChFC James M Gambaccini, CFP Acorn Financial Services, Inc Chain Bridge Road Fairfax, Va
1 Estate Planning – Retirement Benefits. 2 The Nuts & Bolts Rules Introduction to Estate Taxes Unlimited Marital Deduction Exemption amounts (Unified.
CAGP-ACPDP Conference Planned Giving Presentation ROBERT KLEINMAN FCA Mr. Prospect Thursday, May 13, :30am.
Nonprofit Organizations Spring 2004 Class Six: Overview of Federal Tax Considerations/Income Tax Rules Relating to Tax-Exempt Organizations Michelle Coleman-Johnson.
 Charitable Giving.  Some facts about Charitable Giving (2013) o 95.4% of American households give to charity o Average contribution per household is.
Planned Giving Thomas P. Holland, Ph.D., Professor UGA Institute for Nonprofit Organizations Kelly C. Holloway, Attorney Fortson, Bentley & Griffin.
THE SIDE FUND SPLIT-DOLLAR SOLUTION™ © Copyright 2004All Rights Reserved.by The Weinberg Group, Inc. The Weinberg Group.
Split Interest Charitable Trusts, Private Foundations and Donor Advised Funds Fran M. DeMaris Executive Vice President Cannon Financial Institute, Inc.
McGraw-Hill© 2005 The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc. All rights reserved.
2 Gifts of Estates and Assets Leadership Conference September 26, 2012.
Five Steps To Planned Giving Success 2013 United Way Southern Institute Conference.
Charitable Planning Chapter 30 Tools & Techniques of Financial Planning Copyright 2009, The National Underwriter Company1 What is Charitable Planning?
CHARITABLE TAX PLANNING TECHNIQUES IN BUSINESS SUCCESSION AND WEALTH MIGRATION PLANS CASE STUDY EXAMPLES COMBINING FLP/CLT/CRT/ILIT/IDGT by Michael V.
VEBA Welfare Benefit Trust Chapter 59 Employee Benefit & Retirement Planning Copyright 2009, The National Underwriter Company1 What is it? A type of fund.
Survivorship Life  Characteristics  Also called second-to-die, last-to-die, joint life  Pays a death benefit upon the death of two or more insured’s.
Charitable Uses of Life Insurance Chapter 28 Tools & Techniques of Life Insurance Planning  What is it?  Transfer of cash, or other property to.
Asset Reposition C haritable A sset R epositioning E state Plan WEALTH REMAINDER TRUST (OPTIONAL) CHARITY CHARITABLE REMAINDER TRUST Income For Life Charity.
Charitable Contributions Chapter 32 Tools & Techniques of Estate Planning Copyright 2011, The National Underwriter Company1 Gratuitous transfers of property.
Irrevocable Life Insurance Trust Chapter 31 Tools & Techniques of Estate Planning Copyright 2011, The National Underwriter Company1 A vehicle for owning.
Survivor’s Income Benefit Plan Chapter 53 Tools & Techniques of Estate Planning Copyright 2011, The National Underwriter Company1 A Survivor’s Income Benefit.
The Art of Lasting Philanthropy. The National Community Foundation Environment  Over 700 Community Foundations throughout the United States  Giving.
Charitable contributions  Qualified organizations Public charity: charitable, religious, education, government  Not: your neighbor who lost his job;
Charitable Split Interest Trusts Chapter 33 Tools & Techniques of Estate Planning Copyright 2011, The National Underwriter Company1 A trust that has both.
Joe & Mary Client April 11, Objectives To educate you on the Joe & Mary Client estate plan To measure the impact inheritance may have on your life.
A Greater Good: Steps for Maximizing Charitable Giving A Legacy Planning Seminar Sponsored By: Securian Financial Advisors of ND, Inc Memorial Highway,
Rebecca E. Dupras, Esq. Vice President of Development Silicon Valley Community Foundation Gifts that Give Back.
Go forth and be a blessing. -Exodus. Brit Kodesh And now come, let us make a covenant together; and let it be for a witness between us. Treat each other.
Charitable Remainder Trusts presented by Tim Mezhlumov, EA, CFP, CLU, CFS, CLTC.
Glossary of Key Planned Giving Terms Bequest A gift received after death generally received through a donor’s will or other estate- planning document (such.
Why Do Life Estate Gifts Have Great Potential?
Gift of IRA IRA During Life: after age 70 ½
Girl Scouts Nation’s Capital
The Other Side of the Estate Planning Fence: Working with Lawyers and Accountants Jeanne C. Blackmore, Esq.
Tax law Updates Every Nonprofit Needs to Know June 22, 2018
Ten Great Charitable Planning Ideas for 2018
A New Approach to Old Challenges
Presentation transcript:

1 AMERICAN FOOTBALL COACHES ASSOCIATION & AMERICAN FOOTBALL COACHES FOUNDATION 2002 AFCA Annual Convention Michael V. Bourland Michelle Coleman-Johnson Bourland, Wall & Wenzel, P.C. Fort Worth, Texas

2 AFCA/AFCF VISION OUR GOALS l To provide for education of American football coaches to better serve the public through l role modeling and character development for young men and women l enhancement of their technical skills and coaching capabilities

3 AFCA/AFCF STRUCTURE OUR LINE-UP l To provide funding for the American Football Coaches Association & the American Football Coaches Foundation in a number of different ways

4 AFCA/AFCF STRUCTURE OUR LINE-UP l The American Football Coaches Association is a tax exempt trade association l Contributions to the AFCA do not qualify for an income tax charitable deduction to the donor

5 AFCA/AFCF STRUCTURE OUR LINE-UP l The American Football Coaches Foundation is a publicly supported, tax exempt charity l Contributions to the AFCF qualify for income tax charitable deduction for donor l Revenue generation activities should be structured to maintain publicly supported charity status of AFCF

6 AFCA/AFCF STRUCTURE OUR LINE-UP l The Rule l More than 1/3 of total support must come from a broad representation of the “public”. l Reviewed by IRS over the initial 5 year period and on a 4 year moving average thereafter.

7 AFCA/AFCF STRUCTURE OUR LINE-UP l What is “public” support? l Includes contributions of many kinds and bequests under wills from a broad range of contributors.

8 AFCA/AFCF METHOD OUR GAME PLAN l Gift of Cash to AFCF l AFCF has immediate use of cash l Donor receives income tax charitable deduction equal to cash gift

9 AFCA/AFCF METHOD OUR GAME PLAN l Gift of Appreciated Property - real estate, stock, other property - to AFCF l AFCF has immediate use of asset l Donor receives income tax charitable deduction equal to asset’s value l Donor does not pay income tax on the property’s increased value

10 AFCA/AFCF METHOD OUR GAME PLAN l Bequest in Will l Donor names AFCF as beneficiary in Will l Bequest not subject to tax in donor’s estate l Bequest can be cash, real estate or other property

11 AFCA/AFCF METHOD OUR GAME PLAN l Life Insurance l Donor owns life insurance policy and names AFCF as beneficiary l AFCF receives policy proceeds upon donor’s death l Proceeds not subject to tax in donor’s estate

12 AFCA/AFCF METHOD OUR GAME PLAN l Life Insurance (continued) l Donor names AFCF owner of life insurance policy l Donor makes annual cash gifts to AFCF for premiums and receives income tax charitable deduction l AFCF receives policy proceeds upon donor’s death l Proceeds not subject to tax in donor’s estate

13 AFCA/AFCF METHOD OUR GAME PLAN l Retirement plan benefits/IRA l Donor names AFCF as beneficiary of Retirement Plan Benefits/IRA l AFCF receives benefits upon donor’s death l Benefits not subject to tax in donor’s estate

14 AFCA/AFCF METHOD OUR GAME PLAN l Charitable Remainder Trust l Donor creates and gifts property to trust l Income tax-exempt trust provides annual payment to donor for life l AFCF receives trust assets upon donor’s death l Trust assets are not subject to tax in donor’s estate

15 AFCA/AFCF METHOD OUR GAME PLAN l Charitable Lead Trust l Donor creates and gifts property to trust during donor’s life l Income taxable trust makes deductible annual payments to AFCF for term of years l Donor’s family receives trust assets at end of AFCF’s payment term l Trust assets not subject to tax in donor’s estate

16 SUMMARY FINAL SCORE l With the proper implementation of our Game Plan l AFCA and AFCF meet their goals. l Donors receive charitable tax deductions for gifts to AFCF.