What does it cost to get tax exempt status?
It's not as expensive to apply for 501c3 tax exempt status as it used to be
Category 501(c)(3) status
Top 10 Tips for Homeschool Leaders: Bylaws
“Are bylaws and a board really necessary or is that only for homeschool groups that are 501c3 nonprofits?” was a great question asked by a homeschool leader at a workshop given to homeschool leaders in Wichita, Kansas. In this second…
What do you do after your homeschool group has tax exempt status?
Almost every homeschool group will have some reporting with the IRS and their state.
Tiny Homeschool Groups: Do We Need to Pay Taxes?
Do tiny homeschool groups have to worry about paying taxes?
Webinar: IRS and State Filings for Homeschool Groups
Webinar on IRS and state filings for your homeschool nonprofit
How to self declare tax exempt status
How a homeschool nonprofit can self declare tax exempt status.
Apply for 501c3 Tax Exempt status on your own (this webinar will show you how!)
Webinar on 501c3 Tax exempt Application form homeschool nonprofits
Webinar: 501c3 Application for Homeschool Nonprofits
Have you heard that applying for 501c3 tax exempt status is difficult, time consuming and expensive? Well, it can be, so Carol Topp, CPA the HomeschoolCPA wants to make applying for 501c3 tax exempt status a lot easier for you!…
12 moms want to start a homeschool co-op. How to get started
How do a group of homeschool moms start a co-op, register as nonprofit and filie for 501c3 status?
Inurement: a funny word the IRS doesn’t like!
Avoid inurement (giving benefits or the assets that belongs to the nonprofit) to any insiders (those who exercise control over the organization).