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Ministerial services are covered by social security provisions under the Self Employment Contributions Ace (SECA). Earnings for these services are subject to self-employment tax unless:
- The minister is a member of a religious order whose members have taken a vow of poverty, or
- The minister has requested, and the IRS has approved, an exemption from self-employment tax.
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To claim exemption from self-employment tax, a minister must:
- Notify the church or order that he or she is opposed to public insurance
- File for exemption for reasons other than economic
- File Form $361. This is an application for exemption from self-employment tax for use by ministers, members of religious orders, and Christian Science practitioners.
- Establish that the organization that ordained, licensed, or commissioned the minister is a tax-exempt religious organization.
- Be conscientiously opposed to public insurance (Medicare/Medicaid and Social Security benefits) because of religious beliefs
- Be an ordained, commissioned, or licensed minister of a church or denomination
- Sign and return the statement that the IRS mails to him or her to verify that he or she has requested an exemption based on the grounds listed on the statement.
- Establish that the organization is a church
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