by Susan Goldcamp
(Reading, PA)
I have a pastor client who insists that the 403(b) contributions reported on her W2 are not subject to SE taxes. The IRS pub. says it's exempt from gross income but does not, anywhere, seem to mention SE taxes. I tend to think they should be included with SE income. What do you say?
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