EO - Gift Tax Consequences
Internal Revenue Manual Part 4. Examining Process · 2026-10-03 edition · updated 2026-10-04 · United States
IRC 2501 imposes a gift tax on donors who give to taxable entities, knowing it’s a taxable entity or after public notice of the revocation. A donor is not subject to gift tax and has advance assurance of charitable deductibility under IRC 170 for amounts contributed to a revoked IRC 501(c)(3) entity prior to public notice of the revocation (such as in the Internal Revenue Bulletin, however, notice may occur in other ways, see Estate of Clopton v. Commissioner, 93 T.C. No. 275 (8-29-89)).
Consult with Gift Tax Specialist (attorney). Enforcement of this tax requires a referral to Estate and Gift using SRS online. See IRM 4.70.13.6.2, Specialist Referral System.
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