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The new rules undo the Trump-era independent contractor test, and focus on economic independence as the “ultimate inquiry.”


Also This Week

In this two-minute video, Matt Branaugh highlights why expense reimbursements for church employees require special attention and care.

Insights on how church leaders can confront harassment and foster the type of healthy culture that honors Christ.

How does a church start right and grow in a healthy way? Executive Pastor Peter Olson, shares his insights.


Resources

Strengthen your child ministry protections by establishing clear processes and procedures today.

Practical steps towards understanding the role that proper governance plays in leading your local body of Christ.

Find comprehensive help understanding United States tax laws as they relate to pastors and churches with Richard Hammar’s 2024 Church & Clergy Tax Guide.


Vital coverage of critical developments, news, insights, and resources about legal and tax matters affecting churches, clergy, staff, and volunteers nationwide.

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