This is our first year of operations and we only paid our pastor a housing allowance. Do we still need to file a 941 and applicable state form, even though no wages were paid and there were no withholdings?
vickey's reply
You do not include a minister's housing allowance when figuring and entering wages on a 941 form, so if that was all he received then you would not need to file this form.
As far as a state related form, you would need to check with your state's laws to ensure that the same goes for their forms.
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