What does the IRS mean by not allowing “private benefit” in a fund raiser?
Waht does the IRS mean by not allowing "private benefit" in a fund raiser?
Should your homeschool group be a 501c7 social club?
Should your homeschool group be a 501c7 social club?
Co-ops help with socialization of homeschooled children
Co-ops help with socialization of homeschooled children
Can a small homeschool group get 501c3 status?
In the past week, I have received two emails from homeschool leaders in MD and CA with a surprisingly similar situations.
In both groups, a small number of homeschooling families were joining together to hire a single teacher to teach their children once or twice a week. They had questions about paying the teacher and 501c3 tax exempt status.
Homeschool co-op teachers influence the future!
Thank You! 20 Homeschool Grads Tip Their Hats to Homeschooling Parents Compiled by Amy Puetz
Audits for small nonprofits are rarely needed
Small nonprofits do not usually need full audits, but can benefit from doing an internal audit themselves.
Homeschool Co-ops now avaliable at Rainbow Resource
Homeschool Co-ops available at Rainbow Resource
Hosting a booth at county fair makes history
Homeschool group hosts a booth at county fair and makes history
Special at The Old Schoolhouse magazine
My favorite homeschool magazine, The Old Schoolhouse, is running a special that you should check out! Receive a 2-year subscription, free Homeschooling with Heart tote bag, and five FREE E-Books for just $17.76! Sign up early to get all three…
Blog Carnival: All Things Austen
Carnival of Homeschooling: All Things Austen. Jane was homeschooled learning reading, writing, music, dancing and foreign language from her home in the Stevenson Rectory in Hampshire, England in the early 1800s.