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Getting Ahead of the 2023 Tax Season
On-Demand Webinar: Ten tax developments church leaders should know for filing taxes this year- and for meeting tax requirements for the year ahead.
Tax, Clergy
Key Tax Dates September 2022
Make quarterly estimated payments and meet monthly or semiweekly requirements.
IRS Bumps 2025 Business Use Mileage Rate to 70 Cents Per Mile
The IRS has once again increased the business use mileage rate. Moving, medical, and charitable rates remain unchanged.
Recommended Reading
Housing Allowance Basics
Learn and understand more about the most important tax advantage available to ministers—the housing allowance.
What We Know: Tax Payments and Filings for Churches and Individuals
How the coronavirus is affecting the current tax season—and beyond.
Top 3 Most Confusing Tax Issues for Clergy
What new—and veteran—ministers and treasurers need to know to file taxes correctly and receive maximum tax benefits.
Accountable Reimbursement Arrangements
Review the four specific requirements for business expense reimbursements.
Housing Allowances
Understand how to properly set this significant pastoral benefit.
Exemption from Self-Employment Taxes
Learn what this exemption includes and why few ministers qualify for it.
Another Option for Tax Preparation: Enrolled Agents
They cost less and are certified by the IRS. But they still need to be vetted before hiring.
Six Provisions from the SECURE Act Offer Greater Incentives to Save For Retirement
A detailed review of how these changes will benefit churches and staff.
Designating a Housing Allowance for 2024
Designating a housing allowance is a critical part of every church's pastoral compensation package and a key tax benefit for pastors.
Housing Allowance Resolution for Pastors
A housing allowance is a the most important tax benefit for pastors. Use this resolution to help set a housing allowance for pastors in 2025.
Q&A: What Are the Consequences for Pastors Who Don’t File Tax Returns?
Some ministers incorrectly believe they are exempt from taxation.
IRS Releases New Form 1040
What churches should tell employees about changes aimed to simplify tax-filing.
Making Sense of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act
What tax law changes mean for church employees and donors.
New Extension Requirements for Form W-2
Starting in 2019, employers wanting an extension to file W-2s past the January 31 deadline
IRS Clarifies Taxability of Moving Expenses Prior to 2018
With the passage of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, pastors can no longer deduct
Q&A: Can a Pastor Set Up a Housing Allowance on Two Payrolls?
Such an arrangement can happen when neither revenue stream is enough to cover all of a minister's housing expenses.
Responding to the Elimination of the Business Expense Deduction
This tax reform change might mean it’s time to start an accountable reimbursement plan.