10/27/2026
Can your charitable giving goals and income needs work together?
A Charitable Remainder Trust (CRT) is an irrevocable trust that provides payments to you or other beneficiaries for life or a specified term. At the end of that period, the remaining assets go to one or more charitable organizations.
A CRT may offer a partial charitable income tax deduction, subject to IRS rules and limitations. However, assets contributed to the trust cannot be taken back, and distributions to beneficiaries may be taxable. Understanding these tradeoffs is an important part of evaluating the strategy.
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For educational purposes only. Not individualized investment, tax, or legal advice.
Platinum Family Wealth & Garrett Devine offer investment advice through Belpointe Asset Management, LLC.
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