IRS grants 501c3 status to two homeschool co-ops
Do you know the pros and cons of 501(c) tax exempt status? Do you know what tax exempt status could mean for your homeschool group?
Carol Topp
Homeschool mom, author and accountant. I enjoy helping homeschool leaders start and run their homeschool groups successfully.
3 traps homeschool leaders need to avoid
Carol Topp shares 3 traps homeschool leaders need to avoid in this video clip
Can a teacher work off their tuition to a homeschool co-op?
A homeschool teacher asks, "Can I work off my co-op fees by teaching a class?" (the answer is no)
Pros and cons of leading a homeschool co-op video
Carol Topp discusses the pros and cons of leading a homeschool co-op and your responsibility as its leader in this video clip on Tips and Traps for Homeschool Leaders
Could you please give me a minute (and review my books)?
Have you benefited from reading any of my books? Would you please leave a short blurb on Amazon?
Podcasts for homeschool leaders
Several of the podcast episodes on the Dollars and Sense Show are perfect for homeschool leaders.
Experienced Homeschoolers Offer Advice (podcast)
Wisdom and advice from experienced homeschool parents on the latest episode of the Dollars and Sense Show with Carol Topp
Will getting an EIN put us on the IRS radar?
Does getting an EIN mean you must file a return with the IRS?
Scouts don’t allow individual fundraising account (and neither should you!)
The Boy Scouts are no longer allowing individual fundraising accounts.
IRS explains the need for an easy tax exempt application
Did you know the IRS recently (July 1, 2014) released a new, shorter application for 501(c)(3) tax exempt status?