Clergy & Ministry Tax Preparation

Intro

Clergy and ministry income is taxed differently than most employment income.

Housing allowances, parsonages, and ministry compensation require careful handling due to dual tax treatment and unique IRS rules.

We provide flat-fee tax preparation designed specifically for clergy and ministry professionals.

Who This Is For

• Pastors and clergy

• Ministers receiving housing allowance

• Church employees with dual income sources

• Ministry professionals with W-2 and 1099 income

What We Handle

• Housing allowance treatment

• Parsonage considerations

• Dual tax treatment (income vs self-employment tax)

• Multiple income sources

• Accurate, compliant reporting

Why Specialized Preparation Matters

Clergy tax errors often involve housing allowances being misreported or excluded incorrectly. These mistakes can lead to underpayment or future notices. Proper handling upfront matters.

Pricing

Typical pricing: $325 – $525
Final pricing depends on income structure and allowances.

FAQ

Is housing allowance taxable?
It is excluded from income tax but generally subject to self-employment tax.

Do clergy pay self-employment tax?
Often yes, even when receiving W-2 income.

Is this service confidential and remote?
Yes. The entire process is secure and fully remote.