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Format(s): Adobe PDF
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Format(s): Adobe PDF
Price: $14.95
Preventing Top Tax Pitfalls
This download is designed to give you the background you need on tax laws to know what questions to ask and to evaluate whether your church is in compliance in these areas.posted 3/09/2011
Try also: Cell phone, Charitable contributions, Mortgage, Tax audit, Tax exempt, Unrelated business income tax
Overview
In this download, we cover five tax trouble spots for churches: designating housing allowances, payroll tax withholding, love gifts to ministers, substantiating the business use of a cell phone, and differentiating whether a minister is an employee or self-employed.
Understanding Tax LawsOverview | Keep your church safe from audits and penalties.
by Marian V. Liautaud
Avoiding Tax Pitfalls
Assessment | Test your knowledge with this quiz.
Making the Most of a Housing Allowance
How To | Understand how and when to designate a housing allowance.
by Richard R. Hammar
Payroll Tax Reporting Rules
How To | Church leaders could incur personal liability for failing to withhold payroll taxes.
by Richard R. Hammar
Love Gifts
How To | When it pays to get tough on contributions.
by Frank Sommerville, JD, CPA
Cell Phones
How To | No longer ‘listed property' but may still be taxable.
by Richard R. Hammar
Am I an Employe or Self-Employed?
How To | The answer affects how to file income taxes.
by Richard R. Hammar
Resource Center
Leader's guide | Quick tips and recommended resources.
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