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Qualified Charitable Distributions

QCDs remain a powerful, non-income itemized alternative for IRA owners 70½+, with a $108,000 annual limit in 2025.

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Jan 21, 2026

What are the income phaseout rules for charitable contribution deductions in 2025, including qualified charitable distributions?

The largely preserves traditional AGI‑based caps on charitable deductions (notably the permanent 60% limit for cash gifts to public charities) while making 2025 a strategic year to accelerate giving a...

Jan 6, 2026

What tax planning strategies reduce Social Security taxation when doing Roth conversions?

Roth conversions can shrink the slice of retirement income that counts toward Social Security taxation by replacing future taxable IRA/401(k) withdrawals with tax-free Roth distributions, but the conv...

Jan 5, 2026

How does the $6,000 senior deduction phaseout work by MAGI and filing status?

A new, temporary $6,000 "senior" deduction (up to $12,000 for two qualifying spouses) is available for taxpayers age 65+ for the 2025–2028 tax years, but the full amount is limited by a MAGI-based pha...

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