Board Monitoring of Church Finances: What to Do—and When A step-by-step guide for meetings. Rob Faulk
IRS Extends Audit Protections to Church Payroll Compliance New limits set on inquiries and examinations from the IRS. Richard R. Hammar
What a Successful Church Accounting Department Manager Looks Like The traits needed for sound, reliable leadership of the church’s finances. Vonna Laue
Payroll Audits: What Every Church Should Know Preparation can prevent an audit—or handle one if it arises. David Middlebrook
Church Payroll Tax Audits—the IRS Is Watching Get these files and paperwork organized to stay prepared. Dan Busby
Q&A: What Internal Audit Guidelines Should We Consider? The finance-related activities every church should regularly monitor. Vonna Laue
The No-Stress Audit Two steps to help ease worry if your tax return is selected for examination. Richard R. Hammar
Q&A: Recording Check Numbers for Tithes and Offerings Does the check number need to be recorded on our weekly count sheets for offerings? Vonna Laue
Q&A: Rental of Church Facilities Does charging money for ministry space threaten our tax exempt status? Elaine L. Sommerville
Q&A: What Basic Guidelines Can We Follow to Audit Our Own Record keeping? A checklist of items to cover when reviewing your church's financial books. Vonna Laue
Your Finance Questions, October 2008 Q: A member of our church is being audited by the IRS. The IRS auditor
Q&A: Effectively Unraveling Disorganized Financial Records What to do when records appear in disarray. Vonna Laue
Uncollected Taxes Soar Despite Increase in IRS Audits Most of the audit increase comes from computer-generated letters. Richard R. Hammar
Simple Tips for Handling Your Church’s Money Church financial audits provide you the opportunity to take a close look at how your church handles its money.
Surviving a Church Financial Audit Preparation and good documentation can make the process less stressful for church leaders. Marian V. Liautaud