It probably comes as no surprise that how the IRS defines a minister for tax purposes may differ from the way many church members define a minister.

Since many church treasurers and finance team members are usually volunteers, they may not be aware of the difference between tax rules for ministers and non-ministers. As a result, ministers may end up paying unnecessary taxes.

Through the years, Lottie Moon's life and words have continued to inspire Southern Baptists to greater giving of our lives and money to the cause of Christ. But why do we connect Lottie Moon and our Christmas offering to international missions?

There are three strikes against a minister whose church fails to provide an expense account.

One of the most essential, yet often overlooked, elements of a good compensation structure for church employees is an accountable reimbursement plan, a.k.a. an expense account.

This is an article about how to be in compliance with the IRS.

Not all gifts made to a church are considered charitable, and not all charitable gifts will appear on a contribution statement.

Here are some tips churches can use to minimize their minister's tax liability by taking advantage of a minister's unique tax status.

This article will help take the confusion out of how to provide a housing allowance for ministers and staff.