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Ephesians3-14
Level 8
02-22-2022
06:02 AM
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I have a client who is a licensed, ordained, minister for a church. He made a 4361 election to be exempt from S/E tax. In 2021, he had $24,000 in consulting income from other churches where he helps those churches to operate their administrative functions more effectively.
Is his Sched C ($24,000) subject to S/E tax or would it be exempt under the broader 4361 election (to be exempt from S/E tax)?
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qbteachmt
Level 15
02-22-2022
11:23 AM
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What about this thought experiment: If the minister also ran a landscaping business and got paid by other churches, would that fall under the ministerial duties or is this unrelated business income? Does that help?
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