More Ways to Avoid Leader Burnout
5 more ways to avoid burnout as you lead your homeschool organization.
Carol Topp
Homeschool mom, author and accountant. I enjoy helping homeschool leaders start and run their homeschool groups successfully.
Tax deductible donations without IRS determination letter
The IRS tells a small homeschool group that they cannot accept tax-deductible donations.
5 Ways to Avoid Homeschool Leader Burnout
5 ways to avoid burnout as you lead your homeschool group.
How long do I need to keep these homeschool group records?
From the I Am a Homeschool Group Leader Facebook group (if you’re not a member yet request to join us. We’d love to have you!) How does your group handle old financial records? What do you keep, what gets…
Conflict Resolution in a Homeschool Group
Tips and advice for dealing with conflict in your homeschool co-op.
IRS Form 1023-EZ adds more questions for 501c3 tax exempt status
The IRS has added additional questions and a description of activities to the Form 1023-EZ application for tax exempt status.
Recruiting Leaders for Your Homeschool Group
How to recruit leaders to help you run your homeschool co-op.
Can homeschoolers use 529 plans? Maybe!
There may be a way for homeschoolers to use their 529 savings accounts for some K-12 expenses.
Defining Your Homeschool Co-op’s Mission and Purpose
Creating a purpose and mission for your homeschool co-op.
What homeschool expenses can I deduct on my taxes?
Here’s a list of homeschool expenses you can deduct on your federal income tax return (Form 1040)