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b. The interest, including bond discount, right to vote the stock. The right to vote is a additional tax equal to 10% of the amount re-
receivable on the bond that is attribut- substantial right in the stock. You haven't captured.
able to any period before the contribu- contributed an undivided part of your entire
tion, and that isn't includible in your in- interest and can't deduct your contribution. Qualified Conservation
come due to your accounting method. • A partial interest that would be deductible if Contribution
transferred to certain types of trusts.
This prevents you from deducting the same • A qualified conservation contribution (de-
amount as both investment interest and a chari- fined later). A qualified conservation contribution is a contri-
table contribution. bution of a qualified real property interest to a
qualified organization to be used only for con-
For information about how to figure the servation purposes.
If the recipient (or another person) assumes value of a contribution of a partial interest in
the debt, you must also reduce the FMV of the property, see Partial Interest in Property Not in Qualified organization. For purposes of a
property by the amount of the outstanding debt Trust in Pub. 561. qualified conservation contribution, a qualified
assumed. organization is:
Fractional Interest in Tangible • A governmental unit;
The amount of the debt is also treated as an Personal Property • A publicly supported charity; or
amount realized on the sale or exchange of • An organization controlled by, and oper-
property for purposes of figuring your taxable ated for the exclusive benefit of, a govern-
gain (if any). For more information, see Bargain You can't deduct a charitable contribution of a mental unit or a publicly supported charity.
Sales under Giving Property That Has In- fractional interest in tangible personal property
creased in Value, later. unless all interests in the property are held im- The organization must also have a commitment
mediately before the contribution by: to protect the conservation purposes of the
Partial Interest in Property • You, or donation and must have the resources to en-
force the restrictions.
• You and the qualifying organization receiv-
ing the contribution. A publicly supported charity is an organiza-
Generally, you can't deduct a charitable contri- tion of the type described in (1) under Types of
bution of less than your entire interest in prop- If you make an additional contribution later, Qualified Organizations, earlier, that normally
erty. the FMV of that contribution will be determined receives a substantial part of its support, other
Right to use property. A contribution of the by using the smaller of: than income from its exempt activities, from di-
rect or indirect contributions from the general
• The FMV of the property at the time of the
right to use property is a contribution of less initial contribution, or public or from governmental units.
than your entire interest in that property and • The FMV of the property at the time of the
isn't deductible. additional contribution. Qualified real property interest. This is any
Example 1. You own a 10-story office of the following interests in real property.
building and donate rent-free use of the top Tangible personal property is defined later 1. Your entire interest in real estate other
floor to a qualified organization. Because you under Future Interest in Tangible Personal than a mineral interest (subsurface oil,
still own the building, you have contributed a Property. A fractional interest in property is an gas, or other minerals, and the right of ac-
partial interest in the property and can't take a undivided portion of your entire interest in the cess to these minerals).
deduction for the contribution. property. 2. A remainder interest.

Example 2. C owns a vacation home at Example. An undivided one-quarter inter- 3. A restriction (granted in perpetuity) on the
the beach and sometimes rents it to others. For est in a painting that entitles an art museum to use that may be made of the real property.
a fundraising auction at church, C donated the possession of the painting for 3 months of each
right to use the vacation home for 1 week. At year is a fractional interest in the property. Conservation purposes. Your contribution
the auction, the church received and accepted must be made only for one of the following con-
a bid from D equal to the fair rental value of the Recapture of deduction. You must recapture servation purposes.
home for 1 week. C can't claim a deduction be- your charitable contribution deduction by in- • Preserving land areas for outdoor recrea-
cause of the partial interest rule. D can't claim a cluding it in your income if both of the following tion by, or for the education of, the general
deduction either, because of the received bene- statements are true. public.
fit equal to the amount of D’s payment. See 1. You contributed a fractional interest in tan- • Protecting a relatively natural habitat of
Contributions From Which You Benefit, earlier. gible personal property after August 17, fish, wildlife, or plants, or a similar ecosys-
2006. tem.
Exceptions. You can deduct a charitable con- • Preserving open space, including farmland
tribution of a partial interest in property only if 2. You don't contribute the rest of your inter- and forest land, if it yields a significant pub-
that interest represents one of the following ests in the property to the original recipient lic benefit. The open space must be pre-
items. or, if it no longer exists, another qualified served either for the scenic enjoyment of
• A remainder interest in your personal organization on or before the earlier of: the general public or under a clearly de-
home or farm. A remainder interest is one a. The date that is 10 years after the fined federal, state, or local governmental
that passes to a beneficiary after the end of date of the initial contribution, or conservation policy.
an earlier interest in the property. • Preserving a historically important land
Example. You keep the right to live in b. The date of your death. area or a certified historic structure.
your home during your lifetime and give Recapture is also required if the qualified or-
your church a remainder interest that be- ganization hasn't taken substantial physical Building in registered historic district. If a
gins upon your death. You can deduct the possession of the property and used it in a way building in a registered historic district is a certi-
value of the remainder interest. related to the organization's purpose during the fied historic structure, a contribution of a quali-
• An undivided part of your entire interest. period beginning on the date of the initial contri- fied real property interest that is an easement or
This must consist of a part of every sub- bution and ending on the earlier of: other restriction on the exterior of the building is
stantial interest or right you own in the deductible only if it meets all of the following
property and must last as long as your in- 1. The date that is 10 years after the date of conditions.
terest in the property lasts. But see Frac- the initial contribution, or 1. The restriction must preserve the entire
tional Interest in Tangible Personal Prop- 2. The date of your death. exterior of the building (including its front,
erty, later. sides, rear, and height) and must prohibit
Example. You contribute voting stock Additional tax. If you must recapture your any change to the exterior of the building
to a qualified organization but keep the deduction, you must also pay interest and an
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