Should my homeschool group file as an LLC?
Does limited liability status for a homeschool co-op make sense?
Does limited liability status for a homeschool co-op make sense?
several blog posts on insurance for homeschool groups
A homeschool family wants to be set up as a nonprofit since homeschools are private school in their state.
Dear Carol: I am interested in writing proposals for grants for my family’s home school. As an individual home school, not as a home school support group, I want to apply to receive small amounts of money for travel, museum…
Tax season has officially launched, so it’s time to address a question I am frequently asked, Do homeschoolers get any tax breaks for their homeschooling expenses? Can a homeschool family deduct any of their homeschool expenses? Sorry, but the federal…
Over at the Pioneer Woman, Heather Sanders shares a wonderful idea for a support group meeting: Work and Homeschool Lots of homeschool moms homeschool and work, some outside the home and some run their own-home-based businesses. I have run…
Over at The PioneerWoman, Heather L. Sanders shares a blog post with her 6 suggestions for someone planning a support group meeting, especially one that focuses on work and homeschooling. Work and Homeschool? – Planning a Support Meeting The following…
A leader is confused when her state asks if her homeschool filed for nonprofit tax exempt status.
Congratulations to Eclectic Teaching Consortium (ETC) of Arkansas on receiving 501(c)(3) tax exempt status form the IRS! The IRS received approved their application in only 32 days! That’s fast for the IRS! I was happy to help this group become…
HSsegue is as online homeschool support community serving home schoolers.