What Does a Secretary Do?
A secretary does a lot more than just record minutes of meetings.
Carol Topp
Homeschool mom, author and accountant. I enjoy helping homeschool leaders start and run their homeschool groups successfully.
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…
Giving Scholarships or Discounts in Your Homeschool Group
Advice and tips on offering help for needy members in your homeschool group
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…
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.