Previous Issues
Administration Matters
For your convenience the previous
Administration Matters e-newsletters are listed here. Return to the
current issue.
November 2011 - Issue 19
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Accounting Methods -- Cash Basis and Accrual Basis
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Insurance class action settlement -- Charity First
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Pre-tax retirement savings opportunities
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Safety and loss prevention
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Flexible spending accounts enrollment
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Congregational reports
September 2011 - Issue 18
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Accessibility guide
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Energy conservation
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Creating a good place to work
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Web ministry guidelines
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2012 ELCA benefits contribution rates announced
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ELCA Youth Gathering 2012 registration
July 2011 - Issue 17
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ELCA 2011 Churchwide Assembly
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Substantiating Gifts of Property
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New Employee Orientation -- Making a Good First Impression
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Fire Safety at Your Worship Center
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Social Media Guidelines
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Is Adult Child Health Coverage Taxable in your State?
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Tax Tip: IRS Announces Changes to Standard Mileage Rates
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Lutheran Men in Mission Gathering July 22-24
May 2011 - Issue 16
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Stewardship: Getting Started
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Photo Guidelines for Congregations
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HR Record Retention – Critical and Complicated
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Kalos: The ELCA Legacy Society
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Notes to Board of Pensions on Benefits Payments
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Operating Reserves Guidelines
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Women of the ELCA Triennial Gathering
March 2011 - Issue 15
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Real Estate Purchasing Best Practices
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Health Care Tax Credit Application Deadline is May 15
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The Job Interview: Asking the Right Questions
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Congregational Data Security Policy
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Telecommunication Savings for ELCA-related Organizations
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Federal Reporting Requirements for Churches
February 2011 - Issue 14 (Special Edition)
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Help Your Employees Understand 2011 ELCA Benefits
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2011 Health Assessment Now Open — Earn your 2% discount
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Clergy Tax Guide Now Available Online
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2011 Social Security Tax Rate Reduction
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Small Business Health Care Tax Credit Applies to Churches
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Congregational Audit Guide
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