Inspection of Church Records
Know when to say "yes" to a request to view confidential information.
Records
Why Financial Documentation Is a “Must” for Your Ministry
Keeping track of paperwork and processes is vital for your church.
How Long Should I Keep Income Tax Records?
Know what to hold on to after your form is sent in.
Q&A: Who Owns a Church’s Accounting Records?
Why church leaders must understand this important question.
Q&A: Can a Pastor Inspect Contribution Records?
Consider these five factors to help make the best decision for your church.
Mastering Minutes for Church Business Meetings
Why this task can't continue to be an afterthought for leaders.
Q&A: Can We Deduct Personal Expenses on a Church Card from an Employee’s Pay?
How do handle undocumented charges on the church credit card.
Limiting Exposure to Employment-Related Lawsuits
Protect your ministry from going to court over workplace issues.
Tracking Expenses—Why Churches Must Do Better
Inadequate records can prove costly for pastors and leaders.
Q&A: What Are My Legal Duties for a Marriage Ceremony?
This eight-point checklist keeps the basics straight for pastors.
Church Documents and Records
Information every board member should be familiar with.
What to Do with a New Hire
How to make sure you're following the law.
The Importance of Policy Manuals
There's more to workplace justice than good intentions.
Protect Your Church from Data Loss or Theft
Simple steps you can take.
Can Social Networking Get Us Sued?
How to safeguard your church staff's use of popular communication tools.
Do Members Have a Right to Inspect Church Records?
Four ways a church's documents could be opened for review.
Preserving Property Tax Exemptions
Why churches must ensure records are accurate.
Q&A: Official Documentation Requirements for Housing Allowances
How should our church designate a housing allowance?
Q&A: Replacing Lost Social Security Cards
I lost my Social Security card--what should I do?
Protecting Sensitive Data
How copiers make churches vulnerable—and what to do about it.