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Can I transfer my IRA to Volunteers of America to set up a life-income gift, and avoid income tax on the transfer?

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Can I transfer my IRA to Volunteers of America to set up a life-income gift, and avoid income tax on the transfer?

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Under present law, any lifetime distributions from an IRA are included in your taxable income, even if these funds are transferred to us. You do, however, receive a current charitable deduction when you establish a life income gift, which would partially offset the amount included in your taxable income. Proposed legislation would make the transfer tax-free; watch our Website for updates.

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