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Christopher P. Woehrle

Professor and Chair, Department of Tax and Estate Planning, College for Financial Planning, a Kaplan Company

Christopher P. Woehrle is an adjunct professor of taxation at the Widger School of Law, Villanova University in Villanova, Pa.

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Responding to Inflation With a Charitable Gift Annuity?Responding to Inflation With a Charitable Gift Annuity?

byChristopher P. Woehrle

Jan 23, 2025

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byChristopher P. Woehrle

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Wyoming’s Newest Contribution To Philanthropic Planning?

Wyoming’s Newest Contribution To Philanthropic Planning?

byChristopher P. Woehrle, Professor and Chair, Department of Tax and Estate Planning

Estate Planning

NIL-Based Fundraising Evolving Toward Extinction?

NIL-Based Fundraising Evolving Toward Extinction?

byChristopher P. Woehrle, Professor and Chair, Department of Tax and Estate Planning

Estate Planning

Court Questions Appraiser’s Valuation Of Syndicated Conservation Easement

Court Questions Appraiser’s Valuation Of Syndicated Conservation Easement

byChristopher P. Woehrle, Professor and Chair, Department of Tax and Estate Planning

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Estate Planning

A New Home for Past Contributions

A New Home for Past Contributions

byChristopher P. Woehrle, Professor and Chair, Department of Tax and Estate Planning

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Is That Really the Bargain Price?

Is That Really the Bargain Price?

byChristopher P. Woehrle, Professor and Chair, Department of Tax and Estate Planning

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Estate Planning

A Different Kind of Philanthropy

A Different Kind of Philanthropy

byChristopher P. Woehrle, Professor and Chair, Department of Tax and Estate Planning

Estate Planning

The Evolving Environment Of NIL-Based Fundraising

The Evolving Environment Of NIL-Based Fundraising

byChristopher P. Woehrle, Professor and Chair, Department of Tax and Estate Planning

Estate Planning

Beware of Tax Schemes Involving CRATs

Beware of Tax Schemes Involving CRATs

byChristopher P. Woehrle, Professor and Chair, Department of Tax and Estate Planning

Estate Planning

The Upcoming Golden Age of Qualified Charitable Distributions?

The Upcoming Golden Age of Qualified Charitable Distributions?

byChristopher P. Woehrle, Professor and Chair, Department of Tax and Estate Planning

Estate Planning

IRC Section 501(c)(4) Social Welfare Organizations: An Ideal Vehicle for Grantmaking?

IRC Section 501(c)(4) Social Welfare Organizations: An Ideal Vehicle for Grantmaking?

byChristopher P. Woehrle, Professor and Chair, Department of Tax and Estate Planning

Estate Planning

The Door to the Courthouse Finally Closed Shut for DAF Donors?

The Door to the Courthouse Finally Closed Shut for DAF Donors?

byChristopher P. Woehrle, Professor and Chair, Department of Tax and Estate Planning

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Estate Planning

Noncompliance Isn’t an Option

Noncompliance Isn’t an Option

byChristopher P. Woehrle, Professor and Chair, Department of Tax and Estate Planning

Estate Planning

Pledge Agreements and Bequest Intentions

Pledge Agreements and Bequest Intentions

byChristopher P. Woehrle, Professor and Chair, Department of Tax and Estate Planning

Estate Planning

Managing the “Controlling” Donor’s Management of Donated Property

Managing the “Controlling” Donor’s Management of Donated Property

byChristopher P. Woehrle, Professor and Chair, Department of Tax and Estate Planning

Estate Planning

The Contract Means What It Says; Signer Beware!

The Contract Means What It Says; Signer Beware!

byChristopher P. Woehrle, Professor and Chair, Department of Tax and Estate Planning

Estate Planning

The High Cost of Substantial Influence

The High Cost of Substantial Influence

byChristopher P. Woehrle, Professor and Chair, Department of Tax and Estate Planning

Estate Planning

What Does the Proposed ACE Act Mean for Your Clients?

What Does the Proposed ACE Act Mean for Your Clients?

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Estate Planning

Donor-Advised Funds 2, Litigants 0

Donor-Advised Funds 2, Litigants 0

byChristopher P. Woehrle, Professor and Chair, Department of Tax and Estate Planning

Estate Planning

Mann v. United States: Lost Opportunity to “Salvage” A Deduction

Mann v. United States: Lost Opportunity to “Salvage” A Deduction

byChristopher P. Woehrle, Professor and Chair, Department of Tax and Estate Planning

Estate Planning

Fairbairn v. Fidelity Investments Charitable Gift Fund: Case Decided But Policy Issues of Donor-Advised Funds Will Remain in Spotlight

Fairbairn v. Fidelity Investments Charitable Gift Fund: Case Decided But Policy Issues of Donor-Advised Funds Will Remain in Spotlight

byChristopher P. Woehrle, Professor and Chair, Department of Tax and Estate Planning

Estate Planning

Help Life-Income Donors Contribute Their Annuity Payments to Charity

Help Life-Income Donors Contribute Their Annuity Payments to Charity

byChristopher P. Woehrle, Professor and Chair, Department of Tax and Estate Planning

Estate Planning

Accelerating in Full the Good To Be Done

Accelerating in Full the Good To Be Done

byChristopher P. Woehrle, Professor and Chair, Department of Tax and Estate Planning

Estate Planning

Bracing for Major Disruptions

Bracing for Major Disruptions

byChristopher P. Woehrle, Professor and Chair, Department of Tax and Estate Planning

Estate Planning

Nelson v. Commissioner: Inadequate Drafting Blows The “Lid” Off Transfer Taxes

Nelson v. Commissioner: Inadequate Drafting Blows The “Lid” Off Transfer Taxes

byChristopher P. Woehrle, Professor and Chair, Department of Tax and Estate Planning

Estate Planning

Options for Disaster Relief Assistance for Employees

Options for Disaster Relief Assistance for Employees

byChristopher P. Woehrle, Professor and Chair, Department of Tax and Estate Planning

Estate Planning

Fairbairn v. Fidelity Investments Charitable Gift Fund: Plaintiffs’ Day in Court Still Possible, But Will Victory be Pyrrhic?

Fairbairn v. Fidelity Investments Charitable Gift Fund: Plaintiffs’ Day in Court Still Possible, But Will Victory be Pyrrhic?

byChristopher P. Woehrle, Professor and Chair, Department of Tax and Estate Planning

Who Controls the Assets in a Donor-Advised Fund?

Who Controls the Assets in a Donor-Advised Fund?

byChristopher P. Woehrle, Professor and Chair, Department of Tax and Estate Planning

Estate Planning

Reforming the Reformable

Reforming the Reformable

byChristopher P. Woehrle, Professor and Chair, Department of Tax and Estate Planning

Estate Planning

When is a “Done Deal” Not Done? … Avoiding a Prearranged Sale To Maximize Tax Savings

When is a “Done Deal” Not Done? … Avoiding a Prearranged Sale To Maximize Tax Savings

byChristopher P. Woehrle, Professor and Chair, Department of Tax and Estate Planning

Estate Planning

Negotiating a Transformational Gift

Negotiating a Transformational Gift

byChristopher P. Woehrle, Professor and Chair, Department of Tax and Estate Planning

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Time for Another Treasury Study of Donor-Advised Funds?

Time for Another Treasury Study of Donor-Advised Funds?

byChristopher P. Woehrle, Professor and Chair, Department of Tax and Estate Planning

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Philanthropic Community Singing the Varsity Blues

Philanthropic Community Singing the Varsity Blues

byChristopher P. Woehrle, Professor and Chair, Department of Tax and Estate Planning

Estate Planning

Crossing the Red Lines on the Way to The Varsity Blues

Crossing the Red Lines on the Way to The Varsity Blues

byChristopher P. Woehrle, Professor and Chair, Department of Tax and Estate Planning