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Should you tithe on your tax refund?

February 18, 2016 By Matt Bell

should you tithe on your tax refund

I find that a lot of Christians (as soon as they finish filing their taxes) start wondering about whether on not they should tithe on their tax refund amount.

This post was originally from our forums:

Amatachick mentioned this in [another thread] but I thought it was worthy of it’s own thread:

“So do you tithe off of your tax return?

Though that begs the question, do you tithe on your income before taxes or after taxes?

Personally, we tithe on our income before taxes, so I don’t feel that we should tithe on our return because that money has already been tithed from (Or is that just being stingy?).

How do you determine your tithe, pre or post income taxes? Why?”

Check the comments below for more…

There are a lot of comments below showing how other Christians are answering this question…

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