I recently just purchased business contents insurance for my nonprofit homeschool organization and the agent asked if we have a license to do business in Pennsylvania? This isn’t something that I had come across in research I wasn’t sure if…
***UPDATE December 23, 2022****The IRS has delayed implementation of the reduced threshold of $600 for third party payment processors to send Form 1099-Ks to payees. “The IRS and Treasury heard a number of concerns regarding the timeline of implementation of…
I’ve attended lots of training by the IRS for nonprofit and tax exempt organizations. They are usually informative, but a little dull. The IRS training modules (videos, virtual workshops, live and virtual conferences, and lots of documents) apply to all…
Carol Topp discusses "Who's Afraid of the IRS?" and discusses how the IRS sees homeschool co-ops.
How the IRS sees homeschool support groups and co-ops
Ideas for easy fundraising for homeschool groups
Homeschool CPA, Carol Topp, will share the details of what you need to know about paying workers in a homeschool organization in this 30 minute podcast Part 2 of a 2 part series.
Homeschool CPA, Carol Topp, will share the details of what you need to know about paying workers in a homeschool organization in this 30 minute podcast Part 1 of a 2 part series.
Our homeschool group is currently looking into using Paypal so that we can collect membership dues online. We had a few questions we hoped you could answer. Is Paypal a good option for a 501c3? Would using Paypal affect tax…
Colleen Eubanks shares a video review of Classical Conversations. She was a tutor and Classical Conversations Licensed Director for two years. About the 13:30 mark (roughly half way), she clearly explains some of the liability that she carried as a…