| The older I get, the more I love to-do lists. I know that sounds a tad odd. But I experience high productivity and effectiveness organizing tasks by lists. I feel good when I check tasks off of lists—and I experience peace of mind knowing that when I add new ones, they won’t fall through the cracks. I suspect the same is true of many of you. And as December unfolds, Christmas projects approach, and the added burdens of COVID-19 weigh heavily on workloads, your use of to-do lists has probably only intensified. We’ve got you covered when it comes to determining what tax and finance tasks need to get done by the end of the year. Our newly revised article on the top 17 year-end tasks is now available. It’s a practical and straightforward way to revisit the big and little details meriting your attention from now and until the end of this month. Additionally, we’re hosting a free webinar tomorrow with attorney, CPA, and senior editor Richard Hammar. We’ll cover several of these tasks in greater detail, plus offer helpful insights related to the tax implications of pandemic-related developments. Sign up now. Also this week: For churches meeting in person, the arrival of winter weather will cause slippery ice and wet floors on your properties. Use these tips to minimize the risks. Navigating the tax rules triggered by Christmas gifts and bonuses given to pastors and staff. The 2021 Church & Clergy Tax Guide is available for preorder—but did you know that Church Law & Tax Advantage Members receive a copy, plus several more valuable benefits, as a part of their membership? The Lord bless you and keep you, | 