Homeschool groups and huge fundraisers can be a bad thing!
A fundraiser can bring in so much income that it can jeopardize your 501c7 status because the fundraiser income exceeds 35% of total income.
Homeschool group not open to the public. Is that allowed?
501c3 groups serve a public good but can they limit membership to their group?
How you pay your homeschool teachers could affect the property tax exemption for your host church
Several homeschool leaders have learned that the way that their homeschool groups are compensating the teachers jeopardizes the property tax exemption of their host churches.
Opening another branch of a homeschool co-op
How to manage the money when a homeschool co-op has two locations.
Can you discount a homeschool co-op class in lieu of paying the teacher?
Can a homeschool organization offset a teacher's pay by giving her discount for her child to attend classes?
Tracking payments to homeschool co-op teachers
It's very common got homeschool co-ops and tutorial programs to ask parents to pay the teachers directly
Independent Contractors: Type of Relationship
Factors the IRS uses to distinguish between employees and independent contractors including the type of relationship between the worker and the employer.
Independent Contractors: Financial control
Since so many homeschool organizations hire workers as Independent Contractors, it might be helpful to examine the difference between employees and independent contractors.
Definition of Independent Contractor: Behavior
Help for homeschool leaders in understanding if workers are employees or independent contractors.
Tax breaks for education in some states
Some states offer tax breaks for homeschoool expenses