Tithing Money - Reimbursement to a Rights Realization Company
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Question
A question regarding tithing money. Due to my mental state, I approached a company specializing in rights realization, and they handled my case with the National Insurance. The agreement was that 50,000 shekels from the retroactive payment would go to the company for their work. Now the money has been deposited into my bank account. Do I need to tithe from this, or since I need to transfer this amount to the company that handled my case, it is not considered profit, etc.?
Answer
Shalom and blessings
There is no need to tithe from the payment to the company.
This is considered a business expense, from which tithes are not taken from the income, but only from the net profit.