Example

Linda Hogan is a 71 year-old widow. She would like to make a significant gift to charity_name, but she is dependent on the income produced by her investments. One of these investments is stock in XYZ Widget Corporation that she and her late husband purchased many years ago for $3,000.

Her stock is now worth $10,000 but provides little income - about $126 after tax. Linda is reluctant to sell her XYZ Widget stock to reinvest in higher yielding assets because she will have to pay $1,400 in capital gains tax. This would leave her with just $8,600 to reinvest.

Linda is pleased to learn that she can make a significant gift to charity_name and increase her cash flow by giving her XYZ Widget stock to charity_nickname in exchange for a gift annuity. She can also save substantial income taxes plus avoid and defer capital gains taxes, and will receive an income tax deduction that may provide additional tax savings at the same time.

 Tax resultCash flow before taxCash flow  
after tax  
(37​% tax rate)
Linda keeps her stockNone$200$126
Linda sells and reinvests for 4.0% yieldOwes $1,400 capital gains tax$344$217
Linda funds a 6.4% gift annuity$3,934* income tax deduction  
Avoid tax on $2,754* of capital gain
$640$496

*Deduction amount and capital gains tax avoided may vary depending on the timing of the gift.

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