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Loss of Tax Exemption due to Involuntary Dissolution

By Rev. John P. Joseph, Esq. CCA | Posted on December 14, 2023

Dear Clients and Friends: I am in the process of writing a book on the practical application of church law for church leaders. While researching for my Chapter on Church Dissolution I discovered something I want to share with you. In this Chapter I discuss how a church can dissolve both Voluntarily and Involuntary…. Read More »

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Loss of Tax Exemption due to Involuntary Dissolution

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