Group over the $5K limit. What to do?
A homeschool leader wonders what are her choices for her group that bring in more than $5,000/year.
Category IRS Issues
Can we “self proclaim” tax exempt status?
The IRS explains that 501(c)(7) social clubs do not have to file an application to be considered tax exempt:
Congratulations to BCHE on 501(c)(3) status!
A homeschool organization in TN receives IRS tax exempt status.
Homeschool support groups can self-declare tax exempt status
A homeschool leader asks how to find information on self declaring a homeschool support group as tax exempt.
Can my family’s homeschool be a nonprofit?
A homeschool family wants to be set up as a nonprofit since homeschools are private school in their state.
Can a homeschool be tax exempt and obtain grants?
Dear Carol: I am interested in writing proposals for grants for my family’s home school. As an individual home school, not as a home school support group, I want to apply to receive small amounts of money for travel, museum…
Any Tax Breaks for Homeschoolers?
Tax season has officially launched, so it’s time to address a question I am frequently asked, Do homeschoolers get any tax breaks for their homeschooling expenses? Can a homeschool family deduct any of their homeschool expenses? Sorry, but the federal…
Is my homeschool a nonprofit?
A leader is confused when her state asks if her homeschool filed for nonprofit tax exempt status.
Congratulations: Another homeschool group receives 501c3 status
Congratulations to Eclectic Teaching Consortium (ETC) of Arkansas on receiving 501(c)(3) tax exempt status form the IRS! The IRS received approved their application in only 32 days! That’s fast for the IRS! I was happy to help this group become…
Don’t throw away tax exempt status
Don’t throw away your tax-exempt status! From the IRS: If you are a tax-exempt organization that normally has annual gross receipts of $50,000 or less you must file the e-Postcard. The e-Postcard is due by the 15th day of the…