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• Giving it away - Donations of Property Hot Item for Nonprofits ( July 2003 )
  Steefel, Levitt & Weiss

  Three years ago, super-heated stock and IPO shares were warmly welcomed by nonprofit community foundations as wealthy donors gave a share of their equity in return for valuable tax deductions. Then the Wall Street bubble burst. Today, the philanthropic world is counting on a source of equity: real estate.

• Ten Estate Planning Techniques To Consider ( September 2002 )
  Jennifer Schooley Stringer and W. Birch Douglass of McGuireWoods, LLP

  This article reviews ten estate planning considerations that may help reduce the tax burden in passing an estate to the next generation.

• Charitable Giving Alternatives ( September 2000 )
  W. Birch Douglass and Michele A. W. McKinnon of McGuireWoods, LLP

  This article reviews the different charitable giving options and the different tax implications that may apply with these options.

• Charitable Remainder Trusts ( June 2000 )
  Bernard J. Simbole, Esq.

  Charitable Remainder Trusts can be used as a substitute for, or a supplement to a retirement plan. In the simplest.

• Estate Planning Update ( December 1999 )
  Pepper Hamilton LLP

  This update contains the following articles: Make annual exclusion gifts before December 31; Pennsylvania adopts the prudent investor rule; Asset protection trusts; Have you contributed to a Roth IRA or converted from a traditional IRA in the last five years; New legislation changes Pennsylvania Power of Attorney; The total return trust; Rules change on taxability of group term benefits and the supporting organization.

• Focus on Estate Planning & Charitable Giving ( February 2000 )
  Law Offices of J. Robert McPherson

  Question: We have heard on TV that it is a problem if we die without a will because the State of California will .

• But Why Do I Need A Will? (The Great Love Story) ( January 2000 )
  Glenn T. Vandewater of Glenn T. Vandewater, P.A.

  Many people insist that they do not need, or want, a Will.If you do not make a Will, your property will be .

• The Charitable Remainder Trust ( December 1999 )
  Peter J. Parhiala of Peter J. Parhiala Law Firm

  Did you know that your generosity could lead to tremendous tax advantages for you and your family? The more you gi.

• Charitable Giving Opportunities ( August 1999 )
  Maroko & Landau, P.C.

  The purpose of this article is to address the many benefits that charitable giving provides—from income and estat.