Can Homes, Cars, Etc. Be Donated Into A Trust For Tax Deductions

Can Homes, Cars, Etc. Be Donated Into A Trust For Tax Deductions

Yes, assets can be donated into a CHARITABLE TRUST or a CHARITABLE ORGANIZATION, but rather than obtain a tax-deduction it is better to avoid the taxes 100% via a Bulletproof Trust, as stated here.

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