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PG Calc | Invested in your mission An Overview of Charitable Giving Options Southwest Washington Estate Planning Council October 14, 2014 Presented by Bill Zook Vice President PG Calc Incorporated

PG Calc | Invested in your mission ©2011 PG Calc Overview of Charitable Giving Options2 Charitable Giving Nature of Giver Nature of Gift Nature of Recipient Parties Other Than Giver and Recipient What’s Timeless, What’s Timely

PG Calc | Invested in your mission ©2011 PG Calc Overview of Charitable Giving Options3 Definitions Planned Giving/Gift Planning Planned Gift Estate/Legacy Planning

PG Calc | Invested in your mission ©2011 PG Calc Overview of Charitable Giving Options4 Characteristics of Planned Gifts Assets vs. Income “Assisted Giving” vs. Solo Endeavor Donor’s Timing vs. Charity’s Timing Heart vs. Head Endowment (vs.) Other Use Deferred (vs.) Current

PG Calc | Invested in your mission ©2011 PG Calc Overview of Charitable Giving Options5 Types of Charitable Recipients Various Public Charities Community Foundations Supporting Organizations Private Operating Foundations Private Non-operating Foundations

PG Calc | Invested in your mission ©2011 PG Calc Overview of Charitable Giving Options6 Various Public Charities Many Organizations, Many Missions Gifts: Unrestricted vs. Restricted Superior Tax Benefits for Donors

PG Calc | Invested in your mission ©2011 PG Calc Overview of Charitable Giving Options7 Community Foundations “Special” Public Charities Make Grants to Other Pub. Chars. (Mostly) Foci/Constituencies Types of Funds

PG Calc | Invested in your mission ©2011 PG Calc Overview of Charitable Giving Options8 Community Foundation Funds Unrestricted/Discretionary Area-of-Interest Designated Donor Advised

PG Calc | Invested in your mission ©2011 PG Calc Overview of Charitable Giving Options9 Supporting Organizations Three Types Established by Donor or by Public Charity Treated as Public Charity Often Paired with Donor Advised Fund

PG Calc | Invested in your mission ©2011 PG Calc Overview of Charitable Giving Options10 Private Operating Foundations Do What Public Charities Do Not Publicly Supported Treated as Public Charity

PG Calc | Invested in your mission ©2011 PG Calc Overview of Charitable Giving Options11 Private Non-operating Foundations Make Grants to Public Charities (Mostly) Not Publicly Supported Inferior Tax Benefits for Donors

PG Calc | Invested in your mission ©2011 PG Calc Overview of Charitable Giving Options12 Continua of Control Public Charity Private Non- operating Foundation Donor Advised Fund Discretionary Fund

PG Calc | Invested in your mission ©2011 PG Calc Overview of Charitable Giving Options13 Universe of Planned Gifts Current Deferred

PG Calc | Invested in your mission ©2011 PG Calc Overview of Charitable Giving Options14 Current Gifts Outright Transfers of Various Types of Assets (Irrevocable) Bargain Sales (Irrevocable) Charitable Lead Trusts (Irrevocable*)

PG Calc | Invested in your mission ©2011 PG Calc Overview of Charitable Giving Options15 Deferred Gifts Bequests (Revocable) Beneficiary Designations (Revocable) Charitable Gift Annuities (Irrevocable) Charitable Remainder Trusts (Irrevocable*) Pooled Income Funds (Irrevocable) Retained Life Estates (Irrevocable)

PG Calc | Invested in your mission ©2011 PG Calc Overview of Charitable Giving Options16 Outright Transfers Cash Long-Term Appreciated Capital Assets (Don’t Sell!) Ordinary Income Property Special Case: Tangible Personal Property

PG Calc | Invested in your mission Outright Transfers: What Can Go Wrong LTCG Assets Sold, Not Transferred STCG Assets Used to Make Gift Loss Assets Used to Make Gift Tangible P. P. Dynamics Not Understood Transfer Delays Valuation Misunderstood ©2011 PG Calc Overview of Charitable Giving Options17

PG Calc | Invested in your mission Charitable Bequests Three Basic Ways to Structure Contingency Options Estate Tax Benefits ©2011 PG Calc Overview of Charitable Giving Options18

PG Calc | Invested in your mission Bequests: What Can Go Wrong Wrong Charity Is Named Donor Loses Capacity to Revise Changes in Estate Size Skew Unrevised Plan Donor Fails to Clear Restrictions with Charity ©2011 PG Calc Overview of Charitable Giving Options19

PG Calc | Invested in your mission ©2011 PG Calc Overview of Charitable Giving Options20 Beneficiary Designations Bank/Brokerage Accounts Life Insurance Policies Some Commercial Annuity Contracts IRAs/Qualified Retirement Plans Probate & Other Estate Planning Issues

PG Calc | Invested in your mission Beneficiary Designations: What Can Go Wrong Designation Not Coordinated with Rest of Estate Plan Custom Beneficiary Designation Resisted by Financial Institution Pecuniary Designation Incapable of Being Fulfilled ©2011 PG Calc Overview of Charitable Giving Options21

PG Calc | Invested in your mission ©2011 PG Calc Overview of Charitable Giving Options22 “IRD” Assets Basis Can’t Be Stepped up IRD Not Taxable for Charities Mix and Match

PG Calc | Invested in your mission ©2011 PG Calc Overview of Charitable Giving Options23 Lifetime Gifts of IRA/QRP Assets A Wash at Best Withdraw Cash, Give LTG Capital Assets “Charitable Rollovers” (IRA vs. QRP)

PG Calc | Invested in your mission ©2011 PG Calc Overview of Charitable Giving Options24 Charitable Gift Annuities Contractually Fixed Annual Payments for 1 or 2 Lives Typically Funded with Cash or LTCG Marketable Securities Attractive Rates Immediate or Deferred Payments Partial Charitable Deduction Favorable Taxation of Payments

PG Calc | Invested in your mission ©2011 PG Calc Overview of Charitable Giving Options25 CGAs “vs.” Commercial Annuities Extent of Regulation (by WA, Other States, & U.S.) Payment Options Annuity Rates “Reinsurance” Options

PG Calc | Invested in your mission Gift Annuities: What Can Go Wrong Gift Not Coordinated with Rest of Estate Plan Donor Regards Arrangement as Strictly Financial Charity Exhausts Contribution ©2011 PG Calc Overview of Charitable Giving Options26

PG Calc | Invested in your mission ©2011 PG Calc Overview of Charitable Giving Options27 Charitable Remainder Trusts Two Types: CRATs & CRUTs Various Conditions Must Be Met Typically Funded with LTCG Assets Partial Charitable Deduction Payment Taxation Depends on Investment Results

PG Calc | Invested in your mission ©2011 PG Calc Overview of Charitable Giving Options28 CRTs (continued) Payments Can Be “Deferred” with Some CRUTs Trustee Issues/Options “Non-Qualified” CRTs

PG Calc | Invested in your mission CRTs: What Can Go Wrong Payout Rate Is Too High Inappropriate Structure Selected Improper Assets/Investments Trust Taxation Not Understood Incompetent Trustee Insufficient Assets Trust’s Name Exposes Donor’s Identity ©2011 PG Calc Overview of Charitable Giving Options29

PG Calc | Invested in your mission ©2011 PG Calc Overview of Charitable Giving Options30 Charitable Lead Trusts Two Types: CLATs and CLUTs CLTs Are Not Tax Exempt Still, Certain Conditions Must Be Met Grantor vs. Non-grantor Current Appeal of CLATs

PG Calc | Invested in your mission CLTs: What Can Go Wrong Improper Assets/Investments Payout Rate Too High/Trust Term Too Long ©2011 PG Calc Overview of Charitable Giving Options31

PG Calc | Invested in your mission ©2011 PG Calc Overview of Charitable Giving Options 32 “Charitable GRAT” Alternative GRAT Basics No Choice of Discount Rate Donor Shares GRAT Benefit with Charity Benefit Can Be Cash or Securities

PG Calc | Invested in your mission ©2011 PG Calc Overview of Charitable Giving Options33 Retained Life Estate Arrangements RLE Basics Low Discount Rate = Higher Deduction Options If Donor/Tenant Wants to Move

PG Calc | Invested in your mission RLEs: What Can Go Wrong Life Tenant Fails to Maintain Property Adequately Life Tenant and Charity Fail to Agree on Details If Property Needs to Be Repaired or Sold ©2011 PG Calc Overview of Charitable Giving Options34

PG Calc | Invested in your mission ©2011 PG Calc Overview of Charitable Giving Options35 Charitable Bargain Sales Mechanics Tax Deduction Prorating of Basis Suitable Types of Assets Installment Option

PG Calc | Invested in your mission Bargain Sales: What Can Go Wrong Capital Gain Recognition Out of Sync with Availability of Charitable Deduction ©2011 PG Calc Overview of Charitable Giving Options36

PG Calc | Invested in your mission ©2011 PG Calc Overview of Charitable Giving Options37 Relevant Categories of Life Insurance Whole Life Universal Life Term

PG Calc | Invested in your mission ©2011 PG Calc Overview of Charitable Giving Options38 Giving Options with Life Insurance Transfer of Paid-up Policy Transfer of Policy with Premiums Owing Purchase of New Policy Choices for Charity, Once It Owns Policy Beneficiary Designations Other Options???

PG Calc | Invested in your mission Life Insurance: What Can Go Wrong If Payments Still Need to Be Made on Policy Owned by Charity, Donor Stops Making Them Charity Makes Disposition of Policy It Owns That Upsets Donor ©2011 PG Calc Overview of Charitable Giving Options39

PG Calc | Invested in your mission ©2011 PG Calc Overview of Charitable Giving Options40 Wealth Replacement Insurance Outright Gifts vs. Life Income Gifts What Is Amount of Wealth to Be Replaced?

PG Calc | Invested in your mission ©2011 PG Calc Overview of Charitable Giving Options41 Dispositions of CRT Income Interests Complete or Partial “Cash-out” Complete or Partial Gift to Remainder Beneficiary(ies) Conversion to New Life Income Arrangement

PG Calc | Invested in your mission ©2011 PG Calc Overview of Charitable Giving Options42 Tax Considerations Cost Basis of Income Interest Is Zero Low Discount Rate = Major Roadblock for Some CRUTs The More Beneficiaries, the More Complexity Appraisal Required If Charitable Disposition Made

PG Calc | Invested in your mission ©2011 PG Calc Overview of Charitable Giving Options43 Non-tax Considerations Spendthrift Provision Can Be a Problem Court or Attorney General May Need to Be Involved Winding up Trust Requires Careful Attention

PG Calc | Invested in your mission ©2011 PG Calc Overview of Charitable Giving Options44 Dispositions of Other Non-charitable Interests CGA: Cash out, Surrender, Convert to New CGA PIF: Cash out, Surrender, Convert to CGA RLE: Addressed Previously CLT: Charity Cash-out May Be Possible