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Finance & Wealth

Charitable Giving Tax Strategy: How to Maximize Your Deduction and Your Impact

Strategia-X EditorialDec 4, 202612 min read3,200 words
Finance & WealthOP-6401

Charitable Giving Tax Strategy: How to Maximize Your Deduction and Your Impact

PUB·12 MIN·3,200 WORDS

IRS data shows only 11% of filers itemize deductions post-TCJA, meaning 89% of Americans get zero tax benefit from charitable giving. But several powerful strategies exist to maximize both your deduction and your impact.

This guide covers the bunching strategy (concentrating multi-year donations into a single tax year to clear the $31,400 MFJ standard deduction), donor-advised funds (DAF assets hit $234B per National Philanthropic Trust 2025), donating appreciated stock to eliminate capital gains tax, qualified charitable distributions (QCDs up to $105K for those 70.5+), and charitable remainder trusts for large estates.

Originally published on WealthWise OS.

-Rocky

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/Rocky