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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

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Also This Week:

What To Do—or NOT Do—This Election Year

Erika Cole Offers Tips for Church Leaders on What To Do—Or NOT Do—This Election Year

Erika Cole

Iowa Passes Religious Freedom Restoration Act

Iowa’s Religious Freedom Restoration Act bolsters free exercise protections for individuals, churches and religious institutions.

Matthew Branaugh

The Tax Code’s “No Inurement” Limitation

Failure to meet certain conditions can jeopardize a church’s exempt status.

Richard R. Hammar

Resources:

Church Compensation - Second Edition

From Strategic Plan to Compliance

50-State Religious Freedom Laws Report

A review of state laws and court decisions affecting church leaders.

Protecting Your Tax-Exempt Status

Understand the requirements of your tax-exempt status.

Vital coverage of critical developments, news, insights, and resources about legal and tax matters affecting churches, clergy, staff, and volunteers nationwide.

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