Tax Developments to Note in 2022
How to prepare—and comply—for the upcoming tax season in the months ahead.
Income
Charitable contributions, Unrelated Business Income Tax (UBIT), sales taxes, restricted gifts
How Church-Run Coffee Shops, Bookstores, and Other Ventures Can Trigger Tax Liability
Seven articles to help you understand unrelated business income.
Richard Hammar Reviews Top 10 Tax Changes
What to know for 2018 filing and 2019 compliance.
Q&A: Are Items Sold in Our Church’s Welcome Center Considered Unrelated Business Income?
What to know before stocking up on T-shirts and coffee mugs with your church logo.
Integrating Tax Reform for 2018—and Beyond
Ten notable changes, and what they mean, for churches and their employees.
Ten Tax Developments Affecting Churches and Clergy in 2018
Housing allowance challenge, tax reform top this year’s list of unfolding changes.
Cell Tower Leases: Easy Money or Never-ending Headaches?
What churches need to know before renting their property to a communications company.
The Tax Code’s “No Inurement” Limitation
Failure to meet certain conditions can jeopardize a church's exempt status.
Monetary Gifts for Pastors Who Leave
Churches must follow special rules when it comes to monetary gifts.
A Closer Look at the Supreme Court’s Same-Sex Marriage Ruling
The decision's potential effects on churches and clergy.
Church Finance Today and Beautiful Orthodoxy
What Christianity Today's ministry cause means for church financial leaders.
Filing the 6056 Return
Filing 6056 returns is a requirment for applicable large employers under the Affordable Care Act.
Church Bulletin Basics
The legal and philosophical considerations behind your church’s weekly handout.
Kentucky Court Dismisses Atheists’ Challenge to Church and Clergy Tax Provisions
Conclusion: groups lacked 'standing' in order for federal case to proceed.
Kentucky Court’s Ruling Favors Churches, Clergy
Judge’s opinion may shed light on how Wisconsin housing allowance appeal may go.
IRS Notice 2013-54 Poses Changes for Many Churches
Church-paid medical insurance premiums face taxation.
Form 8822-B Requirement Includes Churches
IRS seeks contact information for tax-related communications.
Sorting Out the Form 8822-B for Churches
What this new IRS requirement means for congregations nationwide.
IRS Form 8822-B: A New Reporting Requirement for Churches
What church leaders should know now, including an upcoming deadline.