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Getting 2021 Year-End Tasks Right

On-Demand Webinar: CPA and attorney Richard Hammar lists eleven critical tasks to focus on as 2021 draws to a close.

Richard R. Hammar, Attorney, CPA

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In this exclusive webinar for Church Law & Tax Advantage Members, renowned attorney, CPA, and senior editor Richard R. Hammar will provide key updates and reminders for a variety of year-end tasks, including:

the correct handling of business expenses;
the setting of minister housing allowances;
the documenting and processing of charitable contributions; and,
the records and paperwork needed for upcoming tax-filing season.

Watch now and learn how to finish well in 2021 and start strong in 2022.

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Master 17 end-of-year tasks using this helpful to-do list to finish the year strong.
Listen to episode 6 of the Church Law podcast to hear further from Richard Hammar on completing year-end to-do’s.
Discover one of the most important tax benefits available to ministers, housing allowances, by exploring this recommended reading.
Review the four specific requirements for business expense reimbursements.
Get advice from experts on evaluating property tax exemptions.
Correctly report tax liability with this helpful reference guide.

Richard R. Hammar is an attorney, CPA and author specializing in legal and tax issues for churches and clergy.

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