[greyfoxx39]

The question was is there a "tithing bill". My respose was that if there is no tithing bill, why the "tithing settlement"? Do you provide documents to substantiate that you are paying the full 10% required? You have agreed that the full tithe is required in order to partake of the full blessings offered by temple ordinances.

Sounds like a bill to me.

[HungarianGypsy]

The tithing settlement actually lists how much someone has tithed, not how much they made.

[DelphiUser]

There is not tithing bill, the show you how much you have paid in in tithing and ask you if that is a full tithe, then they take your word for it.

[sevenbak]

The question was is there a "tithing bill". My respose was that if there is no tithing bill, why the "tithing settlement"? Do you provide documents to substantiate that you are paying the full 10% required? You have agreed that the full tithe is required in order to partake of the full blessings offered by temple ordinances. Sounds like a bill to me.

Greyfoxx, didn't you say you were a former member? If so, why do you not know this answer? Because of this, I am thinking that you were either not a member of were not a practicing member. Please clarify.

Tithing Settlement is an honor based system. There are no records, tax receipts, check stubs, or anything like that. The bishop asks if you are a full tithe payer, and you say yes or no. Whither you are full, part, or non- tithe payer, a discussion usually ensues about the principles of tithing, including sacrifice, obedience, faith, blessings, etc. (see Malachi 3)