Carol, Our homeschool group is a 501c3 organization. A parent member of our group recently approached me and asked if we could start a scholarship program. (This would not be a college scholarship program.) The parent’s hope is that…
Homeschool organizations need to have their financial information and organizing documents ready to send into the IRS when asked.
A lot of small organizations have learned that their tax exempt status had been revoked and they didn’t even know about it!
A homeschool leader wants to change her co-op's fiscal year.
Here's a list of important papers to pass down to the future homeschool leaders of your organization.
I recommended a homeschool organization consider a Chart of Accounts similar to the IRS Form 990 and other nonprofit organizations.
Podcast on how to know if your group's tax exempt status was revoked and how to get it back.
Parents wonder if they need to give any tax forms to a teacher they hired to homeschool their child.
More homeschool organizations receive their tax exempt status from the IRS
Your homeschool group should be filing some reports every year with the IRS. Did you know that?
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