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Q&A: Can a Church Glorify God via the Property Tax Process? Absolutely.

What churches should know, especially when an unexpected tax bill arrives.

The Editors

Churches meeting certain criteria are considered automatically exempt for federal tax purposes. That’s why many are caught off-guard when an unexpected bill arrives from the local assessor. Attorney Midgett Parker, a long-time senior editorial advisor for Church Law & Tax, explains what happens ...

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Evaluate Property Tax Exemptions Annually

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Q&A: Can Pastors and Staff Deduct Expenses Incurred While Working from Home?

The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017 changed what’s allowed for tax purposes—but employer reimbursements of certain employee business expenses is still a tax-advantaged practice.

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Create proactive procedures to avoid common reasons why churches most often go to court.

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