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Andersen Tax LLC: Tax Economics of Charitable GivingChapter 1: A Brief History of Charitable DeductionsChapter 2: The Three Charitable Deductions—Income, Gift, and Estate TaxChapter 3: Charitable OrganizationsChapter 4: What Is a Charitable Gift—and What Is NotChapter 5: When Is a Contribution Deductible?Chapter 6: The Reduction RulesChapter 7: Percentage LimitationChapter 8: Valuation of Charitable GiftsChapter 9: Substantiation and DisclosureChapter 10: Outright ContributionsChapter 11: The Bargain SaleChapter 12: Deferred Charitable Giving—Some BasicsChapter 13: Charitable Remainder Trusts—In GeneralChapter 14: The Charitable Remainder Annuity Trust—Definitions, Qualifications, and ConsiderationsChapter 15: The Charitable Remainder Unitrust—Definitions, Qualifications, Variations, and ConsiderationsChapter 16: The Pooled Income Fund—Definition and QualificationChapter 17: Deferred Giving—Some Special ConsiderationsChapter 18: The Transfer Tax SystemChapter 19: Lifetime Deferred Giving—Consequences to the DonorChapter 20: Deferred Giving—Tax Results to the Trust or Fund and to the Income BeneficiaryChapter 21: Deferred Giving—Some ComparisonsChapter 22: Partial InterestsChapter 23: Charitable Gift AnnuitiesChapter 24: Charitable Lead TrustsChapter 25: Special Considerations for Specific Types of Property ContributedChapter 26: Charitable BequestsChapter 27: The Marital Deduction and Charitable GivingChapter 28: Private FoundationsChapter 29: Special Types of Private FoundationsChapter 30: Community FoundationsChapter 31: Income Tax Charitable Deductions for Regular Trusts and EstatesChapter 32: Financial and Estate Planning Using CRTs and CLTsChapter 33: Other Tax Planning for Charitable ContributionsChapter 34: International Charitable GivingChapter 35: Trustees' Duties Under Charitable TrustsAppendix D. Deferred-Giving Worksheets
