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TAX ADVANTAGES
Sample Chart 1: ABC Corporation
(Assume a Federal Marginal Income Tax Rate of 34%,
a $10,000 gift, and a projected SBT Liability of $100,000)
Impact of gift on Michigan state taxes*   $10,000 gift x .50 state tax credit = $5,000       Savings from Michigan state taxes = $5,000
Impact of gift on federal taxes   $10,000 gift - $5,000 SBT reduction x .34 marginal tax rate = $1,700   Savings from Federal taxes = $1,700      
Total tax savings       $5,000 + $1,700 = $6,700           Total tax savings = $6,700    
Actual cost of gift       $10,000 - $6,700 savings = $3,300         Actual cost of gift = $3,300    
The actual cost of this $10,000 gift is only $3,300!
*Tax credit is equal to the smaller of 50% of the amount contributed, 5% of net SBT tax liability, or $5,000
Sample Chart 2: Married Couple (Itemizers)
(Assume a Federal Marginal Income Tax Rate of 25%, and a $400 gift)
Impact of gift on Michigan state taxes** $400 gift x .50 state tax credit = $200         Savings from Michigan state taxes = $200
Impact of gift on federal taxes   $400 gift x .25 marginal tax rate = $100       Savings from federal taxes = $100  
Total tax savings       $200 + $100 = $300           Total tax savings = $300    
Actual cost of gift       $400 gift - $300 savings = $100         Actual cost of gift = $100    
The actual cost of this $400 gift to a community foundation endowment is only $100!
**State tax liability must be $100 for single, $200 for married persons
Sample Chart 3: Single Person (Non-Itemizer)
(Assume a $200 gift, Federal Marginal Income Tax Rate would not apply)
Impact of gift on Michigan state taxes** $200 gift x .50 state tax credit = $100         Savings from Michigan state taxes = $100
Impact of gift on federal taxes   Not applicable, as this individual does not itemize.     Savings from federal taxes = $0  
Total tax savings       $100 + $0 = $100             Total tax savings = $100    
Actual cost of gift       $200 gift - $100 savings = $100         Actual cost of gift = $100    
Even in this example, a $200 gift would only cost the donor $100!
**State tax liability must be $100 for single, $200 for married persons
Donations are tax deductible to the fullest extent of the law.
Donors should consult their advisors to assure they receive the best deduction that applies to their individual needs.
 
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