
Think twice before splitting charitable bequests
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Abstract: When an individual leaves property to charity in his or her will or revocable trust, it’s reasonable to assume that it won’t be subject to estate tax. After all, the charitable estate tax deduction excludes the value of donated property from the estate. This article explains that if one splits a charitable bequest of property among two or more charities, his or her heirs may be in for an unpleasant tax surprise.
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