Box Tops now requires 501c3 status for homeschool groups
Box Tops for Education now requires homeschool groups to have 501c3 tax exempt status with the IRS in order to participate.
Category Fund raising
Can a homeschool be tax exempt and obtain grants?
Dear Carol: I am interested in writing proposals for grants for my family’s home school. As an individual home school, not as a home school support group, I want to apply to receive small amounts of money for travel, museum…
An alternative to individual fundraising accounts
An alternative to individual fundraising accounts
HomeschoolCPA’s most important blog posts
There are my most important blog posts. I refer homeschool leaders to these blog posts most frequently. These are keepers! Print them put and share them with your homeschool leader. Is your homeschool co-op’s hired teacher really an employee? We’re…
Can we accept donations from Paypal and Google checkout
Can we accept donations from Paypal and Google checkout?
What is Unrelated Business Income Tax?
What is Unrelated Business Income Tax? Does it apply to homeschool organizations?
Box Tops for Homeschoolers
Box Tops for Homeschoolers, The Fair Thing to Do
Do not use individual fund raising accounts
A warning about fund raising accounts