For a pastor, how do you know if you are setting aside enough for taxes? Whether you’re a new clergy or maybe you just want to be able to double check, this post will help you answer that question.
Accountants and bookkeepers expect detailed receipts for all purchases turned in timely. Pastors expect prompt reimbursements. Even though this sounds simple, this ends up being a great source of strife in the church office.
This training is normally just available to new clergy in the Dakotas UMC, but I thought it would be beneficial for any clergy or anyone who deals with clergy taxes. Enjoy!
A lot of churches will receive an unexpected windfall in the near future. Many of my Dakotas UMC churches will receive large rebates, but many others will like benefit from estate gifts. The big question is NOT how to use that money. It’s how do we best go about making that decision.
What if you have to take time off from work to get the COVID vaccine? What if the vaccine makes you sick so that you miss work to recover? Can you claim the FFCRA tax credit for this missed work?
I know that not all pastors get a pay stub, but, if you do, it can be confusing…especially compared to that of a regular employee. Here’s how to double check if you’re being paid correctly.