Pins to help homeschool leaders
I love Pinterest! Do you? I have a Pinterest page with 55 boards and over 2,000! Yikes. I shocked myself when I counted them all! The board you’d probably be interested in as a homeschool leader is the Helps for…
Carol Topp
Homeschool mom, author and accountant. I enjoy helping homeschool leaders start and run their homeschool groups successfully.
Paying Volunteers Q&A with Homeschool Leaders
Carol Topp discusses how to pay (or thank) a volunteer and paying teachers in a homeschool co-op without causing tax problems for your volunteers.
Is there a difference between a 501c3 and an association?
Terms like 501c3, association, nonprofit and tax exempt can be confusing.
Tax Exempt Q&A with Homeschool Leaders
Carol Topp, CPA answers questions from homeschool leaders about self-declaring tax exempt status for your homeschool support group.
Can our homeschool group get sued if we’re not a recognized nonprofit?
Nothing can stop a lawsuit, but forming as a corporation can protect your leaders and members.
Churches and Homeschool Groups
How to keep your church happy with your group and how to keep your church out of trouble with the tax man!
Do we need a new EIN for our new nonprofit corporation?
The IRS says that you need a new EIN when you form a new nonprofit corporation.
Changes in Homeschooling
How will changes in homeschooling affect your homeschool group and its activities?
Does your homeschool group have fundraisers? You may need to register in your state
If your homeschool group holds a fundraiser, you probably need to register in your state.
Why Do Volunteers Quit?
Beth Mora offers tips on understanding why volunteers quit your homeschool group