For more information on maaser, including a detailed description of this calculation, see my article on Maaser Computation.
Confidentiality note: all the computations are done on your computer. No information whatsoever is uploaded to our servers, stored anywhere, or shared in any way. This means that the information you enter is kept as private and confidential as the computer you are using.
1. Compute your maaser income.
2. Compute your maaser deductions.
3. Compute your maaser obligation.
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(Either way, please tell them that I referred you; the referal information will be used to track the success of my fundraising efforts for these organizations. No confidential information will be disclosed.)This page is written based on the piskei halacha of Rav Moshe Feinstein ZTz"L, Rav Shlomo Zalman Auerbach ZTz"L, the Chofetz Chaim, and others, as brought in sefer Maaser Kesafim, edited by Cyril Domb, published by Feldheim Publishers. Please consult with your rabbi before acting on this information.
For more information on maaser, including a detailed description of this calculation, see my article on Maaser Computation.
After developing this calculator, I was privileged to locate a copy of the excellent Guide to The Maaser Form by Rabbi Yechezkel Feldberger in conjunction with Nachum Blumenfrucht, CPA. The Maaser Form is available from the Chicago Community Kollel and generally agrees with the piskei halacha brought herein.
See also Ma'aseir Kesofim by Rav Yosef Fleischman.
