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What if a donor contributes more than $100,000 from an IRA?

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What if a donor contributes more than $100,000 from an IRA?

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Because the amount that the donor is able to exclude from income is limited to $100,000 under the act, the remaining amount would be recognized as income. Within a married couple, each person can transfer $100,000 from his or her account. A $100,000 charitable distribution may be made in 2006 and again in 2007.

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