A Comprehensive Tax Guide For Clergy 2014 for 2013 Tax Returns

The IRS has extended multiple opportunities for ministers to save money on their taxes. Unfortunately, however, not all CPAs know about the tax-saving opportunities available for clergy. If your CPA is not up-to-date on all of the unique tax benefits available to clergy, you might be over-paying your taxes. 


Author Bio: Dr. Ricky Carr, president of RJCFS, is a Registered Tax Return Preparer (RTRP). Registered tax return preparers have the right to prepare and sign tax returns and claims for refund. RTRPs also may represent clients before revenue agents, customer service representatives, or similar officers and employees of the IRS (including the Taxpayer Advocate Service) during an examination. 


In addition, Dr. Carr has been admitted to the Preparer Tax Identification Network and the National Alliance of Tax Preparers. This means he is entitled to all rights and privileges of membership as a licensed tax return preparer, and qualified for listing in the National Directory of Registered Tax Return Preparers and Professionals. He has the experience and training needed to help you, and other members of the clergy, maximize your tax-saving potential. With RJCFS on your side, you no longer have to feel alone in trying to keep up with the ever-changing laws that affect your ministry. 


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