What Does It Take to be a Nonprofit?
It takes two things to be a nonprofit. Which one are homeschool leaders doing well and which do they mess up most often?
Carol Topp
Homeschool mom, author and accountant. I enjoy helping homeschool leaders start and run their homeschool groups successfully.
HomeschoolCPA unavailable until November 6, 2017
Carol Topp, CPA is unavailable until November 6, 2017
The Difference Between Nonprofit and Tax Exempt Status
Do you know the difference between nonprofit and tax exempt status?
Simplify your homeschool group fees (please!)
Give your parents a simpler invoice from your homeschool program (please!).
What Does a Treasurer Do?
A treasurer does a lot more than write checks.
What Does a Secretary Do?
A secretary does a lot more than just record minutes of meetings.
How can a nonprofit board receive benefits (properly)?
A nonprofit board cannot vote themselves benefits, so what can they do?
Homeschool support group has problems with bank and IRS
A very frustrated homeschool leader just wants to open a checking account and runs into problems at her bank and with the IRS.
We Changed Leaders: Who Do We Notify?
Carol Topp, the HomeschoolCPA, will explain what government agencies you need to notify when you change your address or change leaders.
Homeschool co-op drop-off policies
Homeschool-life ,the popular website hosting service for homeschool groups, has a Leaders Forum. (If you’re a leader you can join the forum here) Recently a question about co-op drop off policies was asked. Does anyone run a home school co-op…