Can I use the donation's receipt that is on my MO account for tax purposes, or do I need to darken the church door and ask for one?

Aren't they required to mail these home if we don't show up to pick one up? Or are they too cheap to attach a postage stamp to an envelope?

It would be interesting to find out what ranking I received: Full TP, Partial TP, Non TP, or Didn't care less because the person didn't show up to tithing settlement in December. What did the BP check off?

The receipts are self-generated, I doubt the IRS is stupid enough to accept them.

Oh Wait...

Just print it off of the site - you don't have to go to church. Unless you're audited you'll never need them, but keep them if you're deducting those contributions.

Anon4This Wrote:
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> Can I use the donation's receipt that is on my MO
> account for tax purposes, or do I need to darken
> the church door and ask for one?
>
> Aren't they required to mail these home if we
> don't show up to pick one up? Or are they too
> cheap to attach a postage stamp to an envelope?
>
> It would be interesting to find out what ranking I
> received: Full TP, Partial TP, Non TP, or Didn't
> care less because the person didn't show up to
> tithing settlement in December. What did the BP
> check off?


Settle down. Settle up with yourself. It doesn't matter what you check off. You should check on that. Cheap isn't the word -
cheap is the theme.