What Happens to Your Church Auto-Draft Giving Account When You Die
Quick Facts
Auto-draft
Stop at bank AND church
Processing
May take one billing cycle
Difficulty
Medium
Step-by-Step Guide
Contact the church treasurer
Call the church office or treasurer to request cancellation of the automatic bank draft giving arrangement.
Stop the ACH draft at the bank
Contact the bank where the auto-draft originates and place a stop payment on the recurring church withdrawal.
Request giving records
Ask the church for a complete giving statement for the current and prior tax year for estate filing.
Confirm cancellation
Follow up with both the church and bank to confirm the auto-draft has been fully stopped and no further charges will occur.
Document Now Checklist
- Church name and treasurer contact
- Bank account number used for drafts
- Draft amount and frequency
- Date of last draft
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