Turn 2026 giving rules into cleaner deductions, smarter fund choices, and better multi-year tax results
3 sections · 8 lessons
Apply the 2026 deduction rules for cash and noncash gifts, including AGI limits, carryforwards, and the new non-itemizer cash deduction.
3 lessonsCompute the tax result for appreciated property gifts and match each gift type to the required substantiation, appraisal, and quid pro quo rules.
2 lessonsCompare donor-advised funds, private foundations, and trust-based planning tools, then build multi-year giving plans with bunching and qualified charitable distributions.
3 lessonsComputing 2026 charitable deductions starts with the rules that govern cash, noncash, and carryforward treatment on an individual return. This course gives CPAs and financial planners a practical way to judge deduction limits, documentation, fund structures, and trust-based planning for clients who give to charity. It is built for advisers who need current 2026 US tax rules and usable examples, not exam drills, so they can spot the right strategy and avoid disallowed deductions.
The course covers 2026 charitable deduction limits, the non-itemizer cash deduction, gifts of appreciated property, substantiation and appraisal rules, donor-advised funds and private foundations, bunching and qualified charitable distributions, and an overview of charitable remainder and lead trusts. It also addresses carryforwards, the new 2026 floor, and practical tax results for common giving patterns.
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