You
may own a capital asset, such as securities or real estate, which
you would be able to donate to Dartmouth if you could recover a
portion of its value.
This can be accomplished
through a bargain sale where Dartmouth purchases the asset at less
than its fair market value.
The actual sale price
can be negotiated.
You would be able to take
a charitable income tax deduction for the difference between the
sale price and the property's fair market value. You would, however,
be responsible for a partial capital gain tax on any recovered portion
of the property's value.
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