Documentation of Volunteer’s Out-of-Pocket Expenses for Church Ministries
Discover how volunteers can document and claim unreimbursed expenses as charitable contributions under IRS guidelines.
Charitable Contributions
Tithes, offerings, capital campaigns, fundraising, giving methods, restricted and designated gifts
Understanding the Tax Rules for Valuing Volunteer Labor
Learn why the value of volunteer labor isn't tax deductible and how churches can show gratitude for donated services.
Inspecting Church Contribution Records: Key Considerations for Pastors and Boards
Key considerations for pastors and church boards when inspecting member contribution records.
Are Oral Pledges Legally Enforceable?
Discover how oral pledges to churches can be legally enforceable under certain conditions and what church leaders should consider.
Can Bankrupt Debtors Make Contributions to Their Church?
Discover how the Religious Liberty and Charitable Donation Act ensures charitable contributions remain protected in bankruptcy cases.
The Importance of IRS Form 8283 for Churches and Donors
Key considerations for churches and donors about IRS Form 8283 and noncash contribution documentation.
Are Designated Contributions to a Scholarship Fund Tax-Deductible?
Discover the rules for designated contributions to scholarship funds and their impact on tax-deductibility for donors.