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In 2026, new rules will limit deductions to corporate gifts above 1% of taxable income, with the 10% cap still in place. Reviewing strategies now can help businesses continue meeting philanthropic goals while adapting to these changes.

It’s never been easy to navigate the ever-shifting tax rules to help clients structure charitable gifts, and now it’s even trickier. Major changes under the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA), signed into law on July 4, 2025, are creating complexity, opportunity, and, for some, urgency. Learn about how it impacts charitable deductions.

If you’ve noticed a surprising uptick in recent years among your younger clients investing in artwork, it is not your imagination! A survey of 1,007 U.S. high net worth individuals (each with at least $3 million in investable assets) found that 83% of respondents aged 43 and under said they currently own or would like to own art—compared with only 34% of those older than 43. Learn more about how this impacts your own assets.

t’s more important than ever to stay informed about how changes in the tax law may affect your charitable giving. The recently passed One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) creates challenges as well as opportunities for structuring your philanthropy.

Check out five important reminders that can help you get oriented as you gear up for this year’s filings.

KCF is here to keep you and other attorneys, CPAs, and financial advisors up-to-date on how evolving tax laws may shape philanthropy.

Standard deduction changes are coming! Learn how to plan your charitable giving and avoid leaving dollars behind. KCF is here to help!

Summer is key for stewardship and fundraising, especially for establishing endowment gifts and complex charitable giving structures.

As tax season gets into full swing, remember that KCF is a resource for both straightforward and complex charitable giving issues.

We break down IRS increases and what they mean for your clients' charitable giving plans and how we can help.

Holidays and tax planning (although very different) are both year-end traditions.

Clients might not always realize that “nonprofit” does not necessarily mean “charitable” in the eyes of the IRS.

The Charitable Act would make the "universal charitable deduction" permanent and expand the ability to deduct charitable contributions.