Anything that may benefit the church/ministry. If it is a ranch it can be called a retreat. If it is a plane, it may be used for transporting the Directors and its members to church/ministry related functions. The list is endless on what type of property can be placed into …
Yes. As long as the property is used for the benefit of the church/ministry, then it may be placed into the estate of the church/ministry.
Anyone–even the Directors may donate. The law states that anyone may donate up to 50% of their taxable income to a recognized church/ministry of their choice. The church/ministry may provide a receipt stating that it is a religious entity and provide its EIN number.
Yes. If the Board of Directors determines that the Minister/Director and his family should be covered with such insurance, they may vote to have the church/ministry reimburse the members for all the medical, hospital, dental, and other health or life insurance for all family members and intended for the church/ministry …
Under Title 26 USC section 6033, the church/ministry is a religious order and therefore has complete immunity to disclosure. It is not necessary for the church/ministry to maintain records of any kind except for its own purposes and reasons.
