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A Look at Churches and the Economy in 2024, with Guest Rob Eby

How church leaders can remain steady, even as economic indicators in 2024 continue sending mixed messages.

Erika Cole

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How a federal court analyzed a woman’s COVID-19 religious discrimination claim after she refused the vaccination—and got fired.

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Evaluate Property Tax Exemptions Annually

Time to review or apply for property tax exemptions.

From the staff of Batts Morrison Wales & Lee

Fed Raises Minimum Salary Requirements For Exempt Status

New minimum salary requirement jumps from $684 to $844 per week and applies as of July 1, 2024, with another jump planned for 2025.

Frank Sommerville

Resources:

Protecting Your Tax-Exempt Status

Understand the requirements of your tax-exempt status.

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Managing Church Facility Use

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