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Protecting Church Fleets from Catalytic Converter Theft
Thieves are looking to cash-in on catalytic converters and your church’s fleet could be at risk.
NC Supreme Court Intervenes in Church Employment Dispute
NC’s supreme court says a church employment dispute between a pastor and board of directors is not an expressly religious matter.
Q&A: Annually Reviewing W-4s for Church Employees
An annual review of W-4s by church employees can best address changes affecting their tax situations.
Lessons From Aretha Franklin’s Holographic Will
The Queen of Soul left a holographic will under a couch cushion. What happened next is a valuable lesson for church leaders.
7 Keys to Pastoral Retirement Planning
A wide range of legal, financial, and tax issues come into play in the area of pastoral retirement planning.
Part 1 of 4: More States Expand Victims’ Rights to Sue for Abuse
New laws extend, and in some cases, eliminate statutes of limitations for filing civil lawsuits in connection with abuse cases.
The Tax Code’s “No Inurement” Limitation
Failure to meet certain conditions can jeopardize a church’s exempt status.
Woman’s COVID-19 Religious Discrimination Claim Moves Forward
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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