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2025 Accounting That Will Blow You Away

Dec 18, 2024

• Bookkeeping

Prepare Your Church for a New Accounting Standard in 2025: Start Today! As the year draws to a close, there’s no better time to take a close loo...

New 2025 Accounting Rules

Dec 11, 2024

• Church Management
• Bookkeeping

New cryptocurrency accounting rules give churches a chance to turn compliance into a banking advantage, opening doors to greater funding opportunities...

Tricky Transactions: Housing Allowance Rules and Bookkeeping

Mar 27, 2024

• Housing Allowance
• Bookkeeping

The provision of a housing allowance for ministers can be executed in two primary methods. The first method occurs when a church furnishes a parsonage...

Tricky Transactions--Best Month to Buy a Building

Dec 23, 2023

• Church Management

December is the Best Month For the Church to Close on Building It often surprises many churches that closing on a building purchase in December can...

Make This the Last Down Summer

Jul 05, 2023

• Bookkeeping

Summer. For many Pastors, this word strikes a cord of dread. Summer is the time when our church attendance goes down. Summer is the time when our tit...

Encourage Healthy Giving Habits

Apr 25, 2023

The act of giving is not just about funding the work of the church but is also an act of worship, obedience, and generosity. ...

Things Pastors Should Know as They Prepare for Tax Season

Dec 13, 2022

• IRS
• Bookkeeping

Welcome to the StartCHURCH blog! Today we are featuring a blog from tax expert and CPA, Guy Wilcox. Once again, we approach the end of a tax year. Pl...

Growing Without Depending on Tithes and Offerings

Jul 06, 2022

• Taxes
• Church Management

What if we told you that your church could grow even if no one gave for the next month? Would that change the way you preach? Or the community out...

The Importance of Understanding Your Financial Reports

Apr 14, 2022

• Taxes
• Church Management
• Bookkeeping

Financial reports can be intimidating for nonprofits. Many pastors and ministry leaders either don't understand the information ...