The amount a person gives for maaser is calculated on his income after taxes, since taxes are an “expense” that is necessary to earn this income. When you give the money to tzedaka is your decision–you can give it each month (and make the calculation how much you would be earning after taxes), or you […]
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If you tell him to put the rest in tsedaka it’s fine. (מנחת חצחק).
Read MoreYes, it’s only forbidden to eat.
Read MoreMaaser should be given on all incomes, but only if a person has enough for his living. Usually a person collecting doesn’t have enough and would be exempt.
Read MoreMinchat Yitschak allows telling him to place the rest at the tsedaka.
Read MoreHalachicly you can keep it.
Read MoreIf all i have on me is the kapparot money i used can i use that cash and then give the tzedaka later
Yes, but make absolutely sure you don’t forget
Read MoreYou can inform them to come and pick it up
Read MoreNo, but he violated לפני עיור if he did it intentionally
Read MoreNo, but if the loan is on a interest you can borrow the money from Maaser and pay later
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