Most homeschool support groups can be considered 501(c)(7) Social Clubs. Why is that important? The post Is a homeschool support group automatically tax exempt? first appeared on HomeschoolCPA.com. Related posts: Does a homeschool support group have to apply for IRS tax exempt status? What I learned from the IRS that can help homeschool support groups Compare 501(c)(3) Charity to 501(c)(7) Social Club ..read more

I have decided to permanently drop the cost of the Homeschool Board Training video set usually sells for $40 to be reduced to $25! Many homeschool leaders have never served on a nonprofit board before, and there is a need to train board members. Reducing the cost is one way to encourage homeschool leaders to […] The post Reduced price on Board Training Video Set first appeared on HomeschoolCPA.com. Related posts: Homeschool Board Training videos Board members and officers explained visually Pros and cons of leading a homeschool co-op video ..read more

Do homeschool nonprofit organizations need director and officer insurance? The post Does your homeschool group need insurance on your officers? first appeared on HomeschoolCPA.com. Related posts: Does My Homeschool Group Need Directors and Officers Insurance? Church requires homeschool group to have insurance Does a Release of Liability Agreement really count for anything ..read more

I have been invited by the Herzog Foundation to give two virtual training sessions on Financial Stewardship for Homeschool Organizations It’s free. The Foundation’s goal is to provide training to homeschool group leaders free of charge, you just have to commit the time. REGISTER HERE Thursday September 19, 2024 11 am CT/12 noon ET for […] The post Financial Practices virtual session for homeschool leaders. Register today. first appeared on HomeschoolCPA.com. Related posts: LIVE webinar on Finances for Homeschool Groups at no cost to you but your time! Leading a Virtual Homeschool Co-op What a ..read more

I have been invited by the Herzog Foundation (who promote Christian education in all its forms, private, micro, homeschooling) to give two virtual training sessions on Financial Stewardship for Homeschool Organizations I feel like I am shoving 20+ years of experience in advising homeschool groups into two 2-hour sessions! LOL! IOW, these two virtual sessions […] The post LIVE webinar on Finances for Homeschool Groups at no cost to you but your time! first appeared on HomeschoolCPA.com. Related posts: Webinar: Financial Reports for Homeschool Groups Handout for Money Management and Reporting w ..read more

I have been invited by the Herzog Foundation (who promote Christian education in all its forms, private, micro, homeschooling) to give two virtual training sessions on Funding Sources and Financial Practices for Homeschool Groups. I feel like I am shoving 20+ years of experience in advising homeschool groups into two 2-hour sessions! LOL! IOW, these […] The post LIVE webinar on Funding Sources for Homeschool Groups at no cost to you but your time! first appeared on HomeschoolCPA.com. Related posts: Where to get initial funding for a homeschool nonprofit start up? Webinar: Financial Reports fo ..read more

EIN and individual information The post EINs and individual information first appeared on HomeschoolCPA.com. Related posts: Do I need to give my SSN when applying for an EIN? Can we get an EIN without giving a name and SSN? How to change the responsible party name on your EIN ..read more

For years I told small homeschool groups: “If you never incorporated as a nonprofit corporation in your state, then by default, your organization is an unincorporated association.” And I also told them that, “Unincorporated associations CAN apply for 501 tax exempt status,“ BUT “If your association someday decides to incorporate, you have to reapply for […] The post IRS makes it easier to convert to a nonprofit corporation first appeared on HomeschoolCPA.com. Related posts: IRS Makes It Easier to Convert to a Nonprofit Corporation Convert your homeschool group to a nonprofit corporation and k ..read more

A Classical Conversations (CC) Director posted in a public social media forum this problem regarding fundraising: Our CC campus looked into fundraising but mostavenues did not work for us because we didn’t have nonprofit status. Wespecifically looked at Chick Fil A. Another CC Director replied with this comment: We just had a fundraising event at […] The post Fundraisers for Classical Conversations communities first appeared on HomeschoolCPA.com. Related posts: Does Classical Conversations exploit homeschool parents? Classical Conversations knowingly exposes churches to tax liabilities Will f ..read more

Image by freepik Hi! I was wondering if my homeschool group can basically say, “In our homeschool co-op, we expect that every parent will volunteer at least 12 hours per semester per child. If you are unable to do so, you may instead pay a fee of $300 per child per semester.” – GP Dear […] The post Volunteer or donate plan in a homeschool co-op first appeared on HomeschoolCPA.com. Related posts: Homeschool co-op has a super volunteer. Can she be paid? Should a volunteer get a W-2 for their taxable fringe benefits? What's a volunteer worth ..read more