Housing Equity Fund Sample Clauses

Housing Equity Fund. Pastors living in parsonages lack the ability to acquire equity in a home, and after leaving the parsonage often have difficulty purchasing their first home. To help provide this equity, the congregation contributes 1% of the Fair Market or Sale Value of the parsonage to the pastor's Housing Equity Fund. Since 1975, the Housing Equity Fund has been held in a taxable mutual fund account for the pastor, jointly owned with the Church of the Brethren Inc.
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Housing Equity Fund. (PAF, line 2c) $ If a parsonage is provided, a housing equity fund may be established through the General Conference Pension Fund. Contact the fund administrator. This amount shall be up to 5% of the remuneration subtotal (line 1) or 2% of the tax assessed parsonage value. Essentially this is an addition to the regular pension contribution in order to provide funds for the pastor to purchase a home for retirement. As such these funds will be subject to the guidelines of the pension fund. In addition, the pastor may reduce cash salary and place additional funds into this account as long as the pastor follows IRS guidelines for deferred funds. Include any voluntary salary deduction by the pastor on line 1d of the Pastoral Agreement Form (PAF).
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Housing Equity Fund. Pastors living in parsonages lack the ability to acquire equity in a home, and after leaving the parsonage often have difficulty purchasing their first home. To help provide this equity, the congregation contributes 1% of the Fair Market or Sale Value of the parsonage to the pastor's Housing Equity Fund. Since 1975, the Housing Equity Fund has been held in a taxable mutual fund account for the pastor, jointly owned with the Church of the Brethren Inc. 1. Identify Pastoral Priorities and rank them. • If less than 40% time (less than 18 hours a week), choose 1-3 Pastoral Priorities • If 40-70% time (18-30 hours a week), choose 4-5 Pastoral Priorities • If more than 70% time (more than 30 hours a week), choose 6-7 Pastoral Priorities 2. Identify Congregational Priorities and rank them. PASTOR CONGREGATION Priorities Rank Order % of Time # of Hours Priorities Rank Order % of Time (do not exceed 100%) OR # of Hours (do not exceed weekly calculated hours) Total 0.0
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Housing Equity Fund. (If living in the parsonage, reportable as income only when received.) ..... $
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Housing Equity Fund. (If living in the parsonage, reportable as income only when received.) ..... $_ Retirement: Church contribution ............. $_ Member contribution ............. $_ Insurance: Life ............................ $_ Medical ......................... $_ Disability ...................... $_ Automobile Reimbursement $ Convention/Conference Reimbursement $ Continuing Education, Books, Periodicals, Tapes, Office supplies $
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