Ebook Zondervan 2017 Church and Nonprofit Tax and Financial Guide For 2016 Tax Returns Dan Busby Michael Martin John VanDrunen 9780310520863 Books

Ebook Zondervan 2017 Church and Nonprofit Tax and Financial Guide For 2016 Tax Returns Dan Busby Michael Martin John VanDrunen 9780310520863 Books





Product details

  • Paperback 224 pages
  • Publisher Zondervan (January 10, 2017)
  • Language English
  • ISBN-10 031052086X




Zondervan 2017 Church and Nonprofit Tax and Financial Guide For 2016 Tax Returns Dan Busby Michael Martin John VanDrunen 9780310520863 Books Reviews


  • The perfect book for anyone working in church finance! Answers to all your questions are in here. I get the updated version every year.
  • I think they could have include more information, but i don't regreat buying it . I got alot of information
  • Excellent resource
  • Great help in my church bookkeeper position
  • great book
  • Always a great reference resource!
  • Good info
  • This annual update is a must for every CFO and finance committee. The “Recent Developments” section is a jam-packed 10 pages, including recent discussions (and push backs) on donor disclosure requirements, a new Form I-9, and the changes coming from the Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB).

    The “Latest Information on Health Care Issues” section (pages 77 to 84) includes five “Integrity Points,” (a helpful feature at the end of every chapter). Beware of possible ACA penalties! “Individuals and employers must be mindful of new tax penalties brought by changes in the health care laws. Non-compliance with the individual and employer mandates of the ACA can be costly!”

    It’s thick (a good thing!) with 214 pages, but I’d suggest you read the last two pages first “10 Biggest Tax and Financial Mistakes Made by Churches and Nonprofits,” and “10 Tax and Finance Questions Most Frequently Asked by Churches and Nonprofits.” Example #4 on political activities “Are the activities of our organization consistent with the political activity law?”

    Order this today and avoid that deer-in-the-headlights look, “I don’t know what I don’t know!”

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