Reddit reviews The Book of Mammon: A Book About The Corporation That Owns The Mormons
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Technically, tithing/fast offerings/humanitarian aid/missionary funds/etc goes into bank accounts and mutual funds for a period of a few years. Then the interest earned off of this money is put into the general use budget of the Church: buy or build new for-profit companies, real estate, or to cover the losses if they spend more than their self-imposed tithing "budget" for the year. Then the original amount that was tithed is budgeted separately from this cash and is technically only used for business underneath the umbrella of "The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints". The corporations either support themselves or are helped by infusions of further interest earned from tithing accounts.
If you want more info on this sort of thing, I'd recommend The Book of Mammon. It's kind of a crazy read in terms of style, but it covers all sorts of crap like this.
I'm done explaining it, but I'm an exmo who has better things to do with his life than break your true order of circle jerk.
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He used to work in the church offices, and later wrote this book