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Thanks for the info

Can someone direct me as to where one would look on MLS to find this form for ordination or has it now been moved to LCR?

Good if you can fix it, but if the wrong address is wrong because it was the donor's previous address, it should not be an issue (if a Canadian address). I'm sure lots of Canadians (LDS or not) donate to a door-to-charity (like Heart Fund) and then move during the year to a new Canadian address. Tha...

Our ward has a budget subcategory called AGENT WARD. When we are agent ward we pay for shared supplies in the building (like library toner and sacrament cups). We pay those bills outright and then bill the other two wards a couple times a year for one-third each. That gets deposited back into Budget...

I don't know if it is possible, but I know that donations were made in our Canadian ward from cheques written on U.S. cheques. I was not clerk at the time but when I took over it took forever to sort out. The cheques cleared but not at the face value as an exchange rate was applied and it was a real...

Would it also be true that if the bishop signs the expense report, and the report is kept, that the bishop does not necessarily have to sign the cheque or the expense form?

Thank you . That is exactly what I was looking for.

A member supporting a son on a mission told the bishop he was donating some assets like stock and wanted the money to go to the ward missionary fund for his son. Of course this donation does not happen at the ward level. As ward financial clerk do I watch for an increase in our ward missionary fund ...

I totally agree with the above. We devised an invoice showing the totals with tax and then the division by the number of wards and amounts owing. We tried to invoice about three times a year. Some wards paid instantly, others you had to track for a few weeks to be sure they submitted. We kept a fold...

I also thank you for that explanation.
We have always entered three separate donations with cheques 23a, 23b, 23c so it all adds to cheque 23's total so the bank always balanced and never had a problem but I see your idea is the way to do it properly - no one had ever explained it before.