Clergy, currently a W-2 employee, uses his car daily for a wide variety of uses that all have to do with his work as a pastor; he receives no reimbursements from the church for expenses. 1) Can he be paid as a Statutory Employee? 2) And if yes, can he deduct his mileage or actual expenses for un-reimbursed expenses on Sch C?
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No. For income tax purposes clergy are not Self Employed, so those would not be a deduction on Schedule C.
However, those expenses are still a deduction for purposes of Social Security and Medicare taxes, so you can reduce the amount subject to SE tax.
No. For income tax purposes clergy are not Self Employed, so those would not be a deduction on Schedule C.
However, those expenses are still a deduction for purposes of Social Security and Medicare taxes, so you can reduce the amount subject to SE tax.
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