With continued challenges, private foundations should proactively focus on their year-end tax strategies to prepare for 2023.
Throughout 2022, the industry continued to focus on the COVID-19 pandemic and political climate, bringing challenges and opportunities for foundations and their grantees.
Learn how to focus on key tax laws and opportunities which could affect your private foundation, as the following sections illustrate:
- Electronic filing
- IRS
- Initiative to accelerate charitable giving
- COVID-19 relief initiatives
- Disaster relief assistance
- Flat tax rate
- Minimum distribution requirement
- Excess distributions
- Capital gains and losses
- Privately held stock and highly appreciated property
- Alternative investments
- Unrelated business taxable income
- Net operating losses
- International regulations
- Bipartisan budget act
- Operating status
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