Are Benevolence Gifts taxable to the receipient?

by Deborah
(River Vale, NJ)

Our church has a benevolence fund. A non-church member wants to donate an amount for a specific church member in need.

1) Is the recipient liable to pay taxes on this money? 2) If yes, how do we report it to them?

Comments for Are Benevolence Gifts taxable to the receipient?

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May 30, 2013
 Benevolence Gifts taxable to the receipient
by: Anonymous in NC

Benevolence Funds do not operate this way. Those in need must be treated equitably. Tell the nonmember to make his/her gift directly to the receipient.
Jun 04, 2013
 gifts to individuals
by: Anonymous

the donation would not be counted as a deductible contribution either. look under Contributions and then Gift to individual.

Prayers
Oct 03, 2013
 anonymous giving
by: Anonymous

What if the giver wanted to remain anonymous ?

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