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Fed Rolls Out New Form I-9, Sunsets Key COVID-19 Deferment

The new Form I-9 is for churches, too, and remote examination is an option.

Richard R. Hammar

All employers, including churches, are to begin using a new Form I-9, the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) announced in late July.

Form I-9 is required of employers to verify the identity and the employment authorization of their employees to work in the country.

The new form became available ...

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Off-Campus Liability and Churches

Off-campus liability is an ongoing questions for churches and church leaders to address in light of these key cases.

Richard R. Hammar

How Church-Run Coffee Shops, Bookstores, and Other Ventures Can Trigger Tax Liability

Seven articles to help you understand unrelated business income.

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Making Motions at a Church Business Meeting

Four questions to help ensure your motions follow proper parliamentary procedure.

Sarah E. Merkle

Resources:

Your Guide to Employee Handbooks

If updated regularly, an employee handbook can offer valuable legal protection against civil court claims made by disgruntled staff members.

Understanding Wage and Hour Laws

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Vital coverage of critical developments, news, insights, and resources about legal and tax matters affecting churches, clergy, staff, and volunteers nationwide.

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