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CLT
(redirected from Charitable Lead Trust)

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CLTCairo Local Time (GMT+0200)
CLTCalculated Landing Time
CLTCanadian Learning Television
CLTCellular Logistics Team
CLTCenter for Law and Technology
CLTCentral Limit Theorem (probability theory)
CLTCharge Listing
CLTCharitable Lead Trust
CLTCharlotte, NC, USA - Charlotte/Douglas International Airport (Airport Code)
CLTChristian Love Test
CLTCivic Little Theatre (now Civic Theatre of Allentown, Pennsylvania)
CLTClassical Laminate Theory
CLTClinical Laboratory Technologist
CLTClosed Loop Test
CLTClosed Loop Training (speech synthesis)
CLTcombat lasing team (US DoD)
CLTCombine Like Terms (algebra)
CLTCommon Leader Training
CLTCommunications Line Terminal
CLTCommunicative Language Teaching
CLTCommunity Land Trust
CLTCompetitive Landscaping Tool (iSuppli)
CLTConditional Land Transfer
CLTConsolidação das Leis do Trabalho (Brazil)
CLTContainer Load Trailer
CLTContracted Loaded Tip (marine propeller)
CLTCool Like That
CLTCooperative Learning Techniques
CLTCorporate Leadership Team
CLTCouncil on Law Enforcement Education and Training (Oklahoma)
CLTCross-Language Transfer
CLTCued Language Transliterator
CLTCurrently Listening To (chat)
CLTCustomer Learning Terminal (aka: Kiosk)
CLTLight Cruiser Training
CLTStimpson's Surf Clam (FAO species code)
CLTCdr Label Template
CLTCommand List Table
CLTComputer Language Translator

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While charitable lead trusts (CLTs) first make a stream of payments to one or more charitable beneficiaries, then leave remaining trust assets to non-charitable beneficiaries, charitable remainder trusts (CRTs) do the opposite.
A Charitable Lead Trust fund provides for a regular, fixed amount to be paid to a fund or charities of your choosing for a specific number of years, after which, the remainder of the trust passes to your designated heirs or other beneficiaries.
Another example is a charitable lead trust, which allows the wealthy to give an allowance to their children, written off as donations rather than income.
 
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