Year-End Readiness
Documentation completeness
Complete the items below before generating year-end documents. Missing pieces are organizational gaps — not a judgment on your tax position.
Clergy Financial Command Center
Your year at a glance. Capture receipts on your phone as you go, add or catch up on expenses here, and review housing and ministry totals, documentation readiness, and accountant-friendly reports.
Welcome. Nothing is on record yet, and nothing is wrong. Put one expense down and this page fills in around it.
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Pick the bill you paid most recently — electric, water, the mortgage. Thirty seconds, and your Command Center starts building around it.
Your excludable amount is generally the lowest of these three — the green ring segments show which are documented for this tax year. That amount is usually excluded from federal income tax; it still counts in your self-employment tax base unless Form 4361 is approved. ClergyTrak organizes your records; it is not tax advice.
Not sure how to set these? The three numbers, step by step →
Year-End Readiness
Complete the items below before generating year-end documents. Missing pieces are organizational gaps — not a judgment on your tax position.
Guided next steps
Capture on your phone or add and import here; review, document Fair Rental Value, and export from the Command Center.
Ministry workspace
Use the app to capture ministry purchases. Use the Command Center to review totals before reimbursement or tax-time conversations.
Categories
Recent records
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Ask Ezra, the ClergyTrak assistant — grounded in IRS sources and the Playbook, with the citations shown under every answer. Educational guidance only — not tax advice.
Report center
Export a CSV for your accountant anytime. Year-End Packet and Church Board Report are Pro annual documents — review included items first, then print or save as PDF.
ClergyTrak provides organizational tools and educational guidance — not legal, tax, financial, or accounting advice. Review classifications with a qualified professional when needed.