2023 Church & Clergy Tax Guide for Advantage Members

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As part of your Advantage Membership, you get a PDF version of Richard Hammar‘s 2023 Church & Clergy Tax Guide.

This guide helps pastors and churches to:

Prepare 2022 tax returns
Understand tax laws
Correctly report federal income taxes and social security taxes
Distinguish relevant exemptions
Reduce tax liability

This guide also helps church treasurers, board members, bookkeepers, attorneys, CPAs, and tax practitioners to:

Define “income” for the church
Handle and report employee business expenses
Understand the substantiation rules that apply to charitable contributions and designated contributions
Grasp federal tax reporting requirements that apply to churches and church employees

This guide is indispensable throughout the year with in-depth coverage on:

Charitable contributions
Clergy retirement plans
Social Security taxes
Church reporting requirements
Housing allowance
Business-expense reimbursements

Download your 2023 Church & Clergy Tax Guide PDF today.

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