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Fundraising in General articles

  1. Gift & Estate Taxes for 2012
    The gift tax annual exemption will remain at $13,000 for 2012. Pursuant to the IRC, the exemption can rise only when the inflation adjustment produces an increase of $1,000 or more. In 2012, the applicable  |  Read More »
  2. Personal Exemptions in 2012
    The amount of personal and dependency exemptions for 2012 will increase to $3,800 from the 2011 level of $3,700.  |  Read More »
  3. Standard Deduction for 2012
    The 2012 standard deduction will increase for all taxpayers. The standard deduction amounts for 2012 will be $5,950, for single taxpayers; $8,700, for heads of households; $11,900, for married taxpayers filing jointly and surviving spouses;  |  Read More »
  4. Tax Brackets for 2012
    Joint returns. For married taxpayers filing jointly and surviving spouses, the maximum taxable income subject to the 10-percent bracket will rise from $17,000 in 2011, to $17,400 in 2012; the top of the 15-percent tax  |  Read More »
  5. Estate Tax Exemption Increased
    The IRS announced the estate tax exemption for 2012 will be $5.12 million (see news release), up from $5 million this year. The higher threshold is scheduled to expire at the end of 2012, and  |  Read More »