Top tax mistakes homeschool business owners make
Here are the top tax mistakes homeschool for-profit directors and owners make.
Carol Topp
Homeschool mom, author and accountant. I enjoy helping homeschool leaders start and run their homeschool groups successfully.
Dealing with Opposition When You’re a People Pleaser
Are you a people pleaser? Alicia Strunkel, a homeschool leader form Georgia, is, but after 11 years of leading homeschool groups, she has learned how to deal with opposition. Alicia explains to host Carol Topp how she has learned to…
Keep Meetings to a Minimum
Does your homeschool group have a hard time getting volunteers? Maybe you need to keep meetings to a minimum since homeschoolers are busy people. Homeschool leader Michele Gross shares some great tips on keeping meetings to a minimum but…
How does the new tax law changes affect homeschool teachers and tutors?
There's a new tax deduction for business owners in 2018!
Recruiting Volunteers
Does your homeschool group have a hard time finding volunteers? Many groups struggle with getting people to help out. Homeschool leader Michele Gross shares some great tips for recruiting volunteers with host Carol Topp. Michele has been a homeschool…
How to start an academic homeschool program
How start an academic homeschool program that is not a co-op and not a for-profit business, either.
Where to find the Taxes for CC Directors ebook
The ebook Taxes for CC Licensed Directors is now available
ABC Test for Independent Contractors
Is your homeschool teacher an employee or Independent Contractor? In 2018 California Supreme Court tried to make that questions easier to answer with a simpler 3 part test: The ABC Test for Independent Contractor status. Can You Pass The…
Form 1099-MISC is due Jan 31!
Did you know there are some tax forms to file before April 15? There are if you are a homeschool business owner or homeschool nonprofit that paid anyone more than $600 in a calendar year. I’m talking about the IRS…
Can a homeschool program director deduct her child’s tuition on her tax return?
The tuition and fees are required, so can they be considered a business expense?