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& Guin tax and estate planning attorneys
help individuals plan the most appropriate
structure for their investments and assets.
This can include a giving program to
various charities of personal interest, or
establishing charitable remainder trusts.
A
charitable remainder trust can be an important
option in both fundraising and estate planning.
Depending on the type of transfer -
lifetime or testamentary - it provides the donor with both federal
income tax and gift or estate tax deductions. If
the trust is created in his lifetime, the donor
will receive a federal income tax charitable
deduction for the present value of the remainder
interest that will ultimately pass to charity.
These and other key issues relating to
protection of client assets and estates are
addressed by the Firm's tax and estate planning attorneys.
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