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Lawyers to the wealthy are advising clients to ramp up their charitable giving this year to take advantage of tax advantages that will decline in 2026.

President Donald Trump's sweeping tax-and-spending bill included provisions that reduce the tax benefits of charitable giving for high earners. Since the provisions don't take effect until next year, advisors to wealthy donors are recommending they frontload or "bunch" their giving this year to take advantage of tax benefits.

"If you're thinking about making a big gift, or you know you have a charity that you want to b

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