The Art and Science of Gifts of Tangible Personal Property
About this program
Gifts of tangible personal property, such as artwork, rare books, and manuscripts, are often meaningful, enduring, and tax-efficient. Such gifts may also be more complicated than expected and require special consideration. Has the property been held long-term? Will the gift(s) be used in a manner related to the nonprofit institution's tax-exempt mission? Will the gift(s) be made during a donor's lifetime or by bequest? Join us for a lively conversation about fascinating gifts and lessons learned.
This OnDemand CLE program earns 1 hour of General credit in California. It aired August 16, 2022 and features Joe Baratta, Elizabeth Bawden, and Cris Lutz.
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