We don’t want 501c3 status. Should we still include the IRS language in the Articles?
A homeschool group doesn't want tax exempt status.
Don’t Take Things Personally
Has anybody ever disappointed you? Maybe you feel personally hurt by your homeschool group members. Homeschool leader Becky Abrams leads a homeschooling co-op in Oregon. She has learned how to avoid take things personally. It takes practice, but Becky shares…
Should your homeschool Director serve as a board member?
Should a paid director get a vote on a nonprofit board?
When someone volunteers you
Have you ever been volunteered by someone else?
How to Have Happy and Thankful Homeschool Co-op Members
Are your homeschool co-op members happy and thankful? Or maybe they are complaining to you. Can that be changed? In this short podcast episode (14 minutes) Carol Topp, the HomeschoolCPA, interviews homeschool leader Becky Abrams who started and leads…
How should a homeschool co-op set up their Quickbooks account?
Resources on how a homeschool co-op should set up QuickBooks
Necessity Leads New Homeschooler to Start a Homeschool Co-op
Homeschool mother Becky Abrams started homeschooling out of desperation. “By October homeschooling was a disaster!” she said. Her 3 sons were miserable and lonely, and Becky had a newborn and was lonely herself! She tells host Carol Topp how…
How does the IRS prove my homeschool group’s tutor should be an employee?
The IRS determinations on worker status is based on common law, not scientific facts.
Are You Helping or Hindering Parents to Homeschool?
Could your homeschool program actually be hindering the success of homeschool parents?
Board member of a homeschool nonprofit feeling vulnerable!
How can a nonprofit board member reduce the risk or lawsuits?