Managing Your Church

September through November has always been a season of growth at the church I serve. Summer is over and temperatures start dropping, which means people are spending less time on vacation or at the lake and more time showing up to church. The kids have gone back to school, and ...

Editor’s Note: A version of this article previously appeared on CapinCrouse’s website. It has been reprinted here with permission.

October is National Cybersecurity Awareness Month. The national nonprofit accounting and consulting firm CapinCrouse is providing information ...

The mere act of sending a text to another person does not create liability, even if the texter knows that the recipient is operating a motor vehicle. People often receive text messages while driving a vehicle, and choose not to read or respond to them. Texter liability arises ...

In this regular column, longtime executive pastor and XPastor.org founder David Fletcher takes on readers’ questions about finances, staffing, communications, and more. Submit your questions using the subject line "Hey, Fletch" to editor@churchlawandtax.com.

When Steve Dawson first started working with churches more than two decades ago, much of the accounting work was still being done by hand.

Churches were just starting to use computers for spreadsheets and bookkeeping software. Not everyone was convinced that was a good idea, ...

Editor’s Note: A version of this article previously appeared on CapinCrouse’s website. It has been reprinted here with permission.

As the national nonprofit accounting and consulting firm CapinCrouse has previously reported, the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) suspended ...

For employers, the Internal Revenue Code defines payroll tax obligations in two primary areas: (1) federal income tax withholding and (2) Social Security/Medicare tax withholding. The Code determines what income is subject to taxes and the related withholding of the taxes.