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At the Georgia United Methodist Foundation, our goal is to educate you on how you might plan your affairs to benefit your family, as well as United Methodist churches and ministries that are close to your heart. If you have any questions about the best way for you to benefit through a planned gift, please contact 770-449-6726, 877-220-5664 or info@gumf.org. A Planned Giving team member will be very pleased to help you.

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Saturday August 24, 2019

Advisor Resources
Advisor Resources
Advisor Resources
We have a complete tax update service for CPAs, attorneys, CLUs, CFPs, ChFCs, trust officers and other professional friends. The GiftLaw services are made available to all advisors as a free service.
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Data Recovery Plans for Tax Professionals
Data Recovery Plans for Tax Professionals
It is helpful to know the IRS requires tax preparers to have a data recovery plan, since many taxpayers use a CPA, attorney, enrolled agent or other tax professional. In letter IR-2019-143, the Service explained the steps tax professionals must take to protect client data. The "Security Six" checklist is published jointly by the IRS and its Security Summit partners. Step Five on the "Security Six" checklist is for tax professionals to create a data theft security plan. IRS Commissioner Chuck Rettig notes, "The number of tax professionals reporting data theft to the...
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Charitable Tax Reference
Charitable Tax Reference
GiftLaw Pro is a complete charitable giving and tax information service inside the GiftLaw website...
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Deduction Calculator
Deduction Calculator
Deduction Calculator
The GiftLaw Calculator is a planned gifts calculator for professionals that follows the IRS format. Click here to access and run charitable deduction calculations for your favorite gift plan...
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The Gas Guzzler's Deduction, Part 3
Brandon Bigtop loves his truck, which he affectionately named "the Beast." It was a gift for Brandon's 18th birthday. It is painted bright red and is two tons of metal, muscle and noise. Indeed,...
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Private Letter Ruling
Organization Primarily Seeking Legislation Denied Exemption
Organization was incorporated in E with the purpose of educating the public about democracy in America and promoting voting rights, equality and participation for all Americans. Organization's bylaws...
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Article of the Month
Substantiation Requirements for Charitable Contributions, Part IV
The Internal Revenue Service requires donors who claim charitable income tax deductions to substantiate the value of their charitable contributions. Donors may not understand the specific...
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Washington News
Data Recovery Plans for Tax Professionals
Data Recovery Plans for Tax Professionals
It is helpful to know the IRS requires tax preparers to have a data recovery plan, since many taxpayers use a CPA, attorney, enrolled agent or other tax professional. In letter IR-2019-143, the Service explained the steps tax professionals must take to protect client data. The "Security Six" checklist is published jointly by the IRS and its Security Summit partners. Step Five on the "Security Six" checklist is for tax professionals to create a data theft security plan. IRS Commissioner Chuck Rettig notes, "The number of tax professionals reporting data theft to the...
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