Experiencing issues with your organization’s EIN being electronically verifiable? We have a possible explanation.

Does your United Methodist ministry need a federal tax exemption letter? We are able to help! Read this article to learn how.

Copyright infringement or violations are common issues ministries have faced while transitioning and expanding to a digital ministry.

Get your tax exemption letter by following this link.

Learn about the minimum liability insurance coverage requirements.

U.S. Department of Labor Wage and Hour Division (Revised July 2008) Fact Sheet #18

We clear up some of the common misunderstandings that we’ve encountered when it come to copyright myths.

There are essential licenses that fit most churches' use of copyrighted materials. Discover which ones you need for your ministries.

The growth in virtual worship & digital ministry comes the growth potential copyright issues that may arise. Use this article to stay online

Using outside media in your worship services? Here are some guidelines for the proper usage of creative content that has a copyright.

The purpose of this audit guide is to assist you in your local church audits.

Stay informed and have a full understanding of our current policies with a Trust Clause.

One of the best ways to save your church money is by verifying your tax exempt status. This article will show you how.

Answer your questions of how long to keep documents and when to properly discard records.

Our final video in our copyright series covers what to watch for when using copyrighted materials in social media.

Part 3: How to avoid copyright infringement and being sued means learning about the things like the limited religious exemption and fair use

We break down copyright law in the second installment of our Legal Copyright video series.

In this video series, attorney Sam Miller joins GCFA’s legal team to break down copyright law. It's important to know these laws.

GuideStar is the world’s largest source of information on nonprofit organizations. Here are 5 steps to become listed.

IRS has addressed how nonprofit organizations should calculate the amount of unrelated business income they must report.