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1. www.archgm.ca › wp-content › uploadsPOLICY 3.5.5 Reporting of Stipends by Diocesan Priests

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   The priest need send only a report of such income, and not the stipends itself. 4. All such reported income will be added to the priest’s annual income for the sake of taking prescribed deductions (Income tax, CPP and EI). These deductions from stipends received will be reflected in the priest’s monthly allowance cheque for the following month.

2. handbook.la-archdiocese.org › chapter-5 › section-55.13.7 - Compensation and Benefits for Priests

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   A complementary concept also is considered in relation to a priest's income, namely "stipends" or free offerings to a priest from the faithful intending to participate in specific acts of the Church's worship. All of these concepts are related to the support of clergy; however, the distinctions are important.

3. caedm.ca › wp-content › uploadsStipends Policy No. 429 - caedm.ca

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   Clergy - Priests 429 – 1 July 2013 Page 2 c) Lectures / Missions / Retreats Any stipend received must be reported as employment income. d) Payment for the stipend is to be made payable to the parish. e) Every parish is to have a separate ledger account for stipends received. f) Parishes will include their pastor or associate pastor’s portion on

4. www.archgm.ca › Policy-3POLICY 3.5.2 Mass Stipends - Catholic Archdiocese of Grouard ...

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   ipends by Diocesan PriestsMass stipend is a financial offering made by a member of the Christian faithful to a priest for a particular intention to be applied t. a Mass he will celebrate. The acceptance of Mass stipends by priests is regulated by the Code of. anon Law (canons 945-958). This policy strictly adheres to the canons and is addressed ...

5. www.dosp.org › wp-content › uploadsCompensation and Benefits for Priests - Diocese of Saint ...

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   P.O. Box 40200 St. Petersburg, FL 33743-0200 (727) 344-1611 www.dosp.org. COMPENSATION AND BENEFITS FOR PRIESTSThe IRS considers assigned priests to be employees and Form W-2 as the proper method. r reporting priests’ compensation.Priests are treated as self-employed fo.

6. diocesemontreal.org › sites › defaultREUMNERATION OF PRIESTS - Diocèse de Montréal

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   themselves to the priest directly. 3.1.1. As mass stipends are not regulated by this policy, none of the amounts listed for occasional ministry include mass stipends. The mass stipend of $5 is remitted by the pastor to the celebrant priest, if a mass stipend was paid to the parish (this is a tax-free mass stipend and once a day only). Ref ...

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   Are stipends related to a priest's income?

   • A complementary concept also is considered in relation to a priest's income, namely "stipends" or free offerings to a priest from the faithful intending to participate in specific acts of the Church's worship. All of these concepts are related to the support of clergy; however, the distinctions are important.

   5.13.7 - Compensation and Benefits for Priests

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   Do priests accept mass stipends?

   • a Mass he will celebrate. The acceptance of Mass stipends by priests is regulated by the Code of anon Law (canons 945-958). This policy strictly adheres to the canons and is addressed to priests and parish administrators, to assist them in

   POLICY 3.5.2 Mass Stipends - Catholic Archdiocese of Grouard-McLennan

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   How do priests get paid?

   • In the archdiocese, these obligations are fulfilled through a multi-factored compensation plan for priests, which includes salary, stipends or an "in lieu of stipend" payment, and various other benefits described below. The compensation plan for religious and diocesan priests is reviewed by the Council of Priests every three years.

   5.13.7 - Compensation and Benefits for Priests

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   Can a priest stipend for a pro populo mass?

   • veral parish communities. This should be the principal Mass of the day. To be clear, no stipend is to be accepted for a pro populo Mass that is celebrated b the pastor or the bishop. However, if the Sunday Mass is celebrated by a priest who is not the pastor, it need not be considered a pro populo Mass, and

   POLICY 3.5.2 Mass Stipends - Catholic Archdiocese of Grouard-McLennan

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   Are stipends taxable income?

   • All stipends and "in lieu of stipends" are considered as taxable income by the government and should be reported by the individual priest on his tax returns and included on the W-2 form submitted to the IRS by the priest's source of salary. Separate and Collective Intentions

   5.13.7 - Compensation and Benefits for Priests

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   What is a Mass stipend?

   • ipends by Diocesan PriestsMass stipend is a financial offering made by a member of the Christian faithful to a priest for a particular intention to be applied t a Mass he will celebrate. The acceptance of Mass stipends by priests is regulated by the Code of

   POLICY 3.5.2 Mass Stipends - Catholic Archdiocese of Grouard-McLennan

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8. www.archdiocese.ca › sites › defaultPolicy on Compensation and Benefits for Clergy and Lay ...

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   3.5.6 Priests are not to exceed four Sundays per year as vacation days. 3.5.7 The priest or lay employee must have completed one full year in a given parish before becoming eligible for a vacation. 3.5.8 Lay employees and assigned priests other than those holding full-time assignments shall have vacation entitlements pro-rated to the term of the