2017 Tax Extension Request
Quick and Easy Filing Options
If you found yourself unable to meet the document deadline of March 15, 2018, you’ll first need to file an extension to avoid any potential late-filing or late payment penalties. Filing an extension will allow you to extend your filing deadline to October 15, 2018.
Learn how you can submit your extension request to Clergy Financial Resources. Once your request is submitted, we’ll file your extension and send you an email confirmation when your tax extension is accepted.
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April 19, 2018
What To Do If You Get a Notice From the IRS
Every year, the IRS sends millions of letters and notices to taxpayers for various reasons. There are many different types of notices issued by the IRS — depending on the notice you receive, you may have a range of options for responding. If you have not filed an income tax return for... Read More
April 19, 2018
Tips for Filing a Late Tax Return
It is recommended that you file any tax returns that are due, whether or not you can pay your tax liability in full. The longer you wait to file, the higher your late fees and interest charges will be. Filing a tax return on time is always your best option.... Read More
April 12, 2018
Are all ministers treated as self-employed for social security purposes?
Ministers have what is commonly referred to as "dual tax status." For federal income tax purposes, a minister is generally treated as a common law employee. For payments into Social Security, the minister is always self-employed. This is an IRS regulation and not an election. Services that a duly ordained, commissioned,... Read More
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