FAQ on Property Tax for Churches Hosting Homeschool Programs
Frequently asked questions about a business using a church and property tax
Carol Topp
Homeschool mom, author and accountant. I enjoy helping homeschool leaders start and run their homeschool groups successfully.
Income and expenses are a “wash.” Do I have to record them?
Take a few minutes and record all your income and all your expenses for your nonprofit homeschool group.
Working Yourself Out of a Job
Do you have too many plates spinning? Do you wear too many hats in running your homeschool program? Jamie Buckland, a homeschool leader from West Virginia started Appalachia Classical Academy and knows where you are coming from! In this…
The IRS is on the prowl in 2019!
The IRS is looking at nonprofit organizations who convert from for-profit businesses and misclassify workers.
Having Those Hard Conversations When You Lead a Homeschool Group
Ugh! As a homeschool leader, don’t you hate having those hard conversation with families, students of your staff? Jamie Buckland, a homeschool leader from West Virginia started Appalachia Classical Academy and understands having to deal with conflicts. In this…
Is your homeschool program a ministry or a business?
Sometimes I hear people calling their business a "ministry." Is it?
Should You Pay Homeschool Teachers
Should your homeschool program pay teachers? Jamie Buckland, a homeschool leader from West Virginia started Appalachia Classical Academy and pays her teachers as employees. How and why would she do that? This podcast (19 minutes) will give you something…
Homeschool support group asks what tax forms to file
A homeschool support group leader asks what tax form she should file.
Dealing with Angry People
Sometimes homeschool leaders must deal with angry members. It seems as if the ugliness from social media creeps into our homeschool groups. It’s happened to Alicia Strunkel, a homeschool leader form Georgia. Alicia explains to host Carol Topp how…
Top tax mistakes homeschool business owners make
Here are the top tax mistakes homeschool for-profit directors and owners make.