Gift From Retirement Accounts During Life
Benefits
- You take a distribution from your qualified retirement plan or IRA that is includable in your gross income
- You make a gift of the distribution or of other assets equal in value to the distribution
- You receive an offsetting charitable deduction
How It Works
- You may draw on perhaps your largest source of assets, with no adverse tax consequences, to support Toys for Tots
- The distribution offsets your minimum required distribution
- If you use appreciated securities instead of cash from your distribution to make your gift, you’ll avoid the capital-gain tax on the appreciation
Gifts From Retirement Account At Death
How It Works
- You name Marine Toys for Tots as beneficiary for part or all of your retirement-plan benefits
- Funds are transferred by plan administrator at your death
Benefits
- No federal income tax is due on the funds that pass to Marine Toys for Tots
- No federal estate tax on the funds
- You make a beneficial gift for Marine Toys for Tots
Ira Rollover Gifts 70 ½ And Over
How It Works
- You are 70½ or older and instruct your plan administrator to make a direct transfer of up to $100,000 from your IRA to Marine Toys for Toys
- Plan administrator makes transfer as directed to Marine Toys for Tots
Benefits
- Your gift is transferred directly to Marine Toys for Tots; since you do not receive the funds, they are not included in your gross income for tax purposes (and no additional income tax deduction is allowed)
- Your gift will count towards your minimum distribution requirement
- You support Marine Toys for Tots