Tax Resources
- Cell Phone Reimbursement
- Churches in Georgia must pay sales tax on all purchases. Rules and Regulations of the State of Georgia 560-12-2-.22 Churches, Religious, Charitable, Civic and Other Non-Profit Organizations
- Clergy - Employee or Self Employed?
- Communication to Local Churches Regarding Taxation of Life Insurance Benefits for United Methodist Clergy
- Form I-9 Employment Eligibility Verification (Adobe)
- Form 5578 - Annual Certification of Racial Nondiscrimination for a Private school Exempt From Federal Income Tax
- GCFA Housing Allowance Questions and Answers
- Georgia Intangible Recording Tax - Exemptions - Rule 560-11-8-.14
- Group Exemption Letter
- Internal Revenue Service
- IRS Employer ID Numbers (EINs)
- IRS Forms and Publications
- IRS Info on Political Activities
- IRS Moving Expenses (Topic 455)
- IRS Publication 15-A Employee or Contractor?
- IRS Publication 1771 Charitable Contributions-Substantiation and Disclosure Requirements
- IRS Publication 1828 Tax Guide for Churches and Religious Organizations
- IRS Publications 463 Travel, Entertainment, Gift, and Car Expenses
- Local Church Tax Reporting Requirements
- "Politics and the Pulpit": A Guide to the Internal Revenue Code Restrictions on the Political Activity of Religious Organizations
- Recent Tax Law Changes May Affect People Giving to Charity: IRS Offers Tips for Year-End Donations
- State of Georgia Department of Revenue
- Taxation of Life Insurance Benefits for
United Methodist Clergy - 10 Tax Tips for Clergy
- Travel and Transportation
- United States Code
Tax
- W-2 and W-3 - Clergy Tax Forms
- Clergy Tax Packet by GCFA
- Information on Completing Form W-2 for Clergy
- Example Form W-2 for Clergy by GCFA
- Taxation of Life Insurance Benefits for UM Clergy
- Instructions for W-2 & W-3
- W-2 Forms