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Bi-vocational ministers

My husband is an ordained minister but is not employed by a church. He is bi-vocational. Does he have to be set up as a minister and pay his own social security and medicare taxes?

Vickey's Reply

Yes...he will have to pay his own social security and medicare taxes (self-employment taxes) especially if he is considered self-employed.

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