Here is a more complete listing of types of properties that can be used to make charitable gifts in appropriate circumstances. Check with us or your advisors if you are interested in making a gift of one of the following, as special rules may apply:
- Publicly Traded Securities
- Publicly Traded Debt Instruments
- Government and Corporate Debt Instruments
- Series EE/HH Savings Bonds
- Tax-Free Municipal Bonds
- Zero Coupon Bonds
- Publicly Traded Equity Instruments
- Common and Preferred Stock
- Listed Options
- Master Limited Partnerships
- Mutual Funds
- Real Estate Investments Trusts
- Rule 144/145 Restricted Stock
- Publicly Traded Debt Instruments
- Privately Held Business Interests
- C Corporation Stock
- Limited Liability Company Interests
- Partnership Interests
- S Corporation Stock
- Real Property
- Agricultural Property
- Commercial Property used in business
- Improved Investment Property
- Personal Residence
- Unimproved Land
- Stock in Cooperative Housing Development
- Tangible Personal Property
- Art
- Collections of Value
- Jewelry
- Antiques
- Vehicles
- Boats
- Intangible Property
- Copyrights
- Royalties
- Patents
- Installment Obligations
- IRAs and Other Retirement Accounts
- Life Insurance Contracts
- Tax-Deferred Annuity Contracts
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