3.01.06 Charitable Lead Trust

Oct
12
2006

Conference Proceeding
 

Harnessing the Power of Charitable Lead Trusts

An understanding of a CLT is critical for any gift planner who wants to be in a position of becoming a donor's or potential donor's advisor. In order to do so, a gift planner must understand how a CLT works and be prepared to respond if other advisors to the donor should advise a CLT in the donor's financial, estate and charitable planning. This session will present the concept of this complex planned giving vehicle, different types and technical obstacles to setting one up. Examples will be worked through in an attempt to show participants how to determine the appropriateness of a CLT for any particular donor. Lastly, advanced uses will be addressed, with the specific facts and consequences presented.  MORE »
Oct
31
2004

Conference Proceeding
 

Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Charitable Lead Trusts

Understand how charitable lead trusts are used for intervivos and testamentary planning purposes. Be able to discuss lead trusts in plain English with colleagues, clients, donors and prospects. Identify charitable planning opportunities with charitable lead trusts.  MORE »
Oct
31
2003

Conference Proceeding
 

Designing and Implementing Charitable Lead Trusts in Today's Changing Environment

This session will focus on the design and implementation of charitable lead trusts in today’s climate of low interest rates, changing tax law and sophisticated estate planning strategies. (Syllabus Codes 3.01.06)  MORE »
Oct
31
2003

Conference Proceeding
 

Combining CLTs and CRTs to Benefit Donors and Charities

This session will offer a brief overview of the basics of charitable lead trusts and charitable remainder trusts, focusing on a discussion of advanced issues such as Generation Skipping Tax calculation and avoidance, testamentary funding options, post-mortem planning options, disclaimer strategies, and selection of the proper CLT and CRT structure. (Syllabus Codes 3.01.04, 3.01.06)  MORE »
Oct
31
2001

Conference Proceeding
 

Family Limited Partnerships and Charitable Lead Trusts: Great Partners in Wealth Migration and Charitable Gift Planning

The author reviews the characteristics of the following planned gift vehicles: charitable lead trust, charitable lead annuity trust, charitable lead unitrust, family limited partnership, private foundation and grantor retained interest trust. He provides case studies that demonstrate how these vehicles can be used singly or in combination to provide for wealth migration and philanthropic planning. Syllabus for Gift Planners code: 3.01.06  MORE »
Oct
31
2001

Conference Proceeding
 

Re-Navigating Charitable Lead Trusts: Nuts, Bolts and Real Life

The authors review the nature, operation, requirements and tax consequences of charitable lead trusts. They examine the effect of changes in the charitable mid-term federal interest rates (CMFR) on the amount of income and estate tax deductions. And they provide case studies in which charitable lead trusts were used for wealth transfer and tax planning. Syllabus for Gift Planners code: 3.01.06  MORE »
Oct
31
2001

Conference Proceeding
 

Tandem Trusts

The author reviews case studies in which donors used a charitable remainder trust in tandem with a charitable lead trust to transfer wealth and achieve financial and philanthropic goals. He shows how tandem trusts can be structured and how to identify clients for whom tandem trusts are an appropriate planning strategy. Syllabus for Gift Planners code: 3.01  MORE »
Oct
31
2000

Conference Proceeding
 

The Charitable Lead Trust: A Mega Gift Technique

The author reviews the structure, regulation and uses of charitable lead trusts. He shows how trusts can benefit charities, donors and their family members, and business owners. Syllabus for Gift Planners code: 3.01.06

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