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Revocation Language in CGA Agreements - To Include or Not To Include
In preparing a gift annuity agreement in Planned Giving Manager, you’ve likely been presented with the question, “Include revocation language?” The only time you won’t see it is with a one-life annuity, where the donor and annuitant are the same person. In any other donor/annuitant combination, the revocation question will be applicable, though the answer may not always be yes.
Including revocation language serves two purposes. First, it may enable the donor to avoid making a taxable gift to the annuitant. Second, it preserves flexibility in the event of a change in circumstances, such as the dissolution of a marriage. The decision on whether to include the revocation language is ultimately the donor’s, but it is helpful if the charity understands the issues to help inform that decision.
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