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NewsHousing Allowance for Nonprofit Clergy: Yes or No?Dating from the 1920's and well rooted in American tradition, the ministerial housing allowance, authorized by Section 107 of the Internal Revenue Code and which allows clergy to exclude the value of a housing benefit from their gross income, has survived various legal attacks over the years. In this article published by the Planned Giving Design Center, we discuss housing allowance eligibility with an emphasis on clergy employed outside the traditional church setting and how the special tax status of clergy members may affect a decision to treat qualifying remuneration as paid for ministerial services. The Year in ReviewIn 2012, The Micah Project continued its mission of technical empowerment and evangelistic reach in North Carolina and beyond.
Learn more about our efforts. Johnson Reunites with the "10"Rev. Aaron Johnson was present at a reunion of the Wilmington10 survivors at Gregory Congregational Church in Wilmington on Saturday, January 5, 2013,
following the December 31 pardons by outgoing North Carolina Governor Beverly Perdue. Aaron recounts his emotional reunion with Ben Chavis and the missing files that might have exculpated the “10.” Read more Guilford EO Database Now AvailableAs a tool forGreensboro and High Point area nonprofits, we’ve updated our 2009 exempt organization (EO) database. This information is extracted from the IRS EO Business Master List and has been narrowed with the objective of identifying local nonprofits engaged in the active conduct of charitable activities. The file is in both
Microsoft Excel and Adobe pdf formats. Click here for an explanation of selection criteria and definitions. Work OpportunityTax Credit
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Pursuant to U.S. Treasury Department regulations, we wish to inform you that any tax advice that may be contained on this website (including anylinked documents) is not intended
or written to be used, and cannot be used, for the purpose of (i) avoiding tax-related penalties under the Internal Revenue Code or applicable state or local tax law provisions or (ii) promoting, marketing or recommending to another party any tax-related matters addressed herein.
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