Presbyterian Church (USA) Foundation
 
This calculator illustrates potential income and tax implications of a gift of cash or publicly traded investments, based upon the type of plan, gift date, gift value, ages of beneficiaries, and payment frequency.
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The tax and legal implications of making a charitable gift can be complex and can be affected by a wide range of factors. The Foundation may not, from either an ethical or legal perspective, serve as your personal advisor on tax or legal matters.
  • Gift Annuity: In exchange for your gift to the Foundation, one or two people (annuitants) may receive a fixed sum each year for life.
  • Deferred Gift Annuity: In exchange for your gift to the Foundation, one or two people (annuitants) receive a fixed sum each year for life starting at the date of first payout.
  • Charitable Remainder Unitrust: Your unitrust pays a fixed percentage of its value, determined each year, to you or others you name for life or a term of years. The remaining assets then go to charity.
  • Charitable Remainder Annuity Trust: Your trust pays a fixed dollar amount each year to you or others you name for life or a term of years. The remaining assets then go to charity.
  • Pooled Fund Omega (growth): Your gift is pooled in a fund with gifts from other donors. You or others you name receive your gift's share of the income the fund earns each year for life. Your gift's share of the fund then goes to charity.
  • Pooled Fund A (income): Your gift is pooled in a fund with gifts from other donors. You or others you name receive your gift's share of the income the fund earns each year for life. Your gift's share of the fund then goes to charity.
  • Retained Life Estate: You deed your home or farm to charity, but retain the right to live in it for the rest of your life, a term of years, or a combination of the two.
  • Charitable Lead Unitrust: Your unitrust pays a fixed percentage of its value, determined each year, to charity for a term of years or one or more lifetimes. The accumulated assets then go back to you or others you name.
  • Charitable Lead Annuity Trust: Your trust pays a fixed dollar amount each year to charity for a term of years or one or more lifetimes. The accumulated assets then go back to you or others you name.
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