From a philanthropic perspective, 2017 has been a year of “business as unusual.”
The year began with the inauguration of a new administration promising an unprecedented package of legislation that would replace the nation’s health care system with a less expensive approach offering more benefits, address the nation’s infrastructure challenges and, at the same time, provide sweeping tax cuts for everyone.
Those working with individuals contemplating larger charitable gifts either as isolated transactions or as part of a broader estate and financial plan began the year with uncertainty. Would there be a charitable deduction in the future? Would the deduction survive but be capped in some way? Would estate and gift taxes be repealed? Would q...
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