What new—and veteran—ministers and treasurers need to know to file taxes correctly and receive maximum tax benefits.

What to know for 2018 filing and 2019 compliance.

What to know before stocking up on T-shirts and coffee mugs with your church logo.

The church may not issue a charitable contribution receipt.

Tax Court says the tax-collection agency acted properly in assessing penalties against a church.

Ten notable changes, and what they mean, for churches and their employees.

Housing allowance challenge, tax reform top this year’s list of unfolding changes.

What is—and isn't—tax-deductible for donors who attend a church fundraising event.

The use of funds for personal purposes indicates dominion and control, even over an account titled in the name of a church or other religious organization.

This case provides a helpful review of some of the protections of the Church Audit Procedures Act that were set forth in section 7611 of the tax code.

A predominantly commercial enterprise will not qualify for tax-exempt status if its principal activities are indistinguishable from competing for-profit entities, even if it engages in occasional or insignificant activities in furtherance of its religious mission.

The answer depends on the purpose of the club.