When Your 501(c)(3) is More Than Two Years Old
Mar 12, 2013
It happens every week. We have a conversation with a church that got its 501(c)(3) approval several years earlier and is not operating in a mann...
Read moreIt happens every week. We have a conversation with a church that got its 501(c)(3) approval several years earlier and is not operating in a mann...
Read moreIn 1995, my wife and I purchased 1 and 1/4 acres of vacant land in South Florida. Since the previous owner used the property as "storage" for farm equ...
Read moreSixteen solid months of growth for his church did not quell his concern that something may be wrong with the way his church managed its tax compliance...
Read moreWhen a church in South Carolina bought a new car for the pastor to use, he was delighted! The pastor used the vehicle to do visitation and for c...
Read moreAfter receiving a confirming word from a visiting minister, Kyle knew the time for him to start a church had finally arrived. A week later, Kyle ...
Read moreOn October 17, 2011, a U.S. bankruptcy court* ordered a minister in Michigan to pay $85,814.69 in taxes plus penalties and interest. Why? The IRS sa...
Read moreIn 2010, I wrote about a pastor and wife team that were arrested for failing to report love offerings, reimbursements, and housing allowances on their...
Read moreCan you believe that the year is more than half over? In fact, most churches start planning their Christmas cantatas and plays in about 65 days. That ...
Read moreEvery year in January and February, our office gets tons of phone calls from pastors and leaders asking about tax forms and what needs to be filed in ...
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