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I believe a 'priest' would be subject to the same tax laws governing Protestant Church's Pastoral Staff. In light of this, since IRS forms generalize in catch-all terms such as 'cleric,' 'clergy,' and 'priest,' I can absolutely verify that even though a "Pastor" may derive his income from ministering to a tax-exempt organisation, the Pastor's paycheck is taxed just like yours, (possibly at a higher rate, if the congregations before whom he speaks compensate him as an 'Independent Contractor.')

Source: Me

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And, having 'doxxed' myself as a PastorAnon, (as well as a longtime contributor to notables on this site,)

I will refrain from saying much of anything further from this particular VPN.

Thank Q.

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It is entirely possible that the anons obsessing over how the IRS taxes a 'Priest's' income have gone to bed. Last bread it was a pretty hot topic (whether his income is tax-exempt or not, due to Churches having tax-exempt status.) I have the answer for anyone still wondering:

I believe a 'priest' would be subject to the same tax laws governing Protestant Church's Pastoral Staff. In light of this, since IRS forms generalize in catch-all terms such as 'cleric,' 'clergy,' and 'priest,' I can absolutely verify that even though a "Pastor" may derive his income from ministering to a tax-exempt organisation, the Pastor's paycheck is taxed just like yours, (possibly at a higher rate, if the congregations before whom he speaks compensate him as an 'Independent Contractor.')

Sauce: Personal Experience filing my own taxes

Now, having basically 'doxxed' my chosen profession, (as well as being a longtime contributor to notables on this site,)

I will refrain from saying anything further tonight from this particular VPN.

Thank Q.

Goodnight all. Signing off.