Got donations? Confirming contributions in a homeschool organization
Is your homeschool group fortunate to have received a donation this year? It's important you you to know what your organization needs to do confirming contributions.
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Podcast
Carol Topp’s podcast is focused on helping homeschool leaders and homeschool businesses run their programs legally and successfully. The podcast episodes are short–15 or 20 minutes max and air weekly. This Pinterest page is the easiest way to find a…
Will being an Amazon affiliate cause tax problems for a homeschool group?
The IRS taxes charities for unrelated businesses, like money earned from affiliate programs.
No receipts for expenses can get you in trouble!
A new treasurer of a large homeschool co-op recently contacted me. The co-op had a long standing practice of giving checks to all the volunteer co-op teachers at the beginning of the school year. These checks were to be used…
Can a board appoint members without a vote?
A new homeschool leader asks several questions about appointing board members and if members need to be allowed to vote.
Can a co-op refund fees to members?
A homeschool co-op leader asks about returning supply fees charged to members.
Questions on taxes, incorporation and leaving a group
A homeschool leader has questions about taxes, incorporation and leaving a group.
Public school teacher wants to teach in a homeschool co-op
An experienced public school teacher wants to work in a homeschool co-op instead. What does she need to know?
Planning a Support Group Meeting
Over at The PioneerWoman, Heather L. Sanders shares a blog post with her 6 suggestions for someone planning a support group meeting, especially one that focuses on work and homeschooling. Work and Homeschool? – Planning a Support Meeting The following…
Opening a checking account shouldn’t be this expensive!
A homeschool group finds it costs $95 to open a checking account