Top tax mistakes homeschool business owners make
Here are the top tax mistakes homeschool for-profit directors and owners make.
Category IRS Issues
How does the new tax law changes affect homeschool teachers and tutors?
There's a new tax deduction for business owners in 2018!
Where to find the Taxes for CC Directors ebook
The ebook Taxes for CC Licensed Directors is now available
Can a homeschool program director deduct her child’s tuition on her tax return?
The tuition and fees are required, so can they be considered a business expense?
Homeschool business owner under reporting her income
A homeschool business owner asks, "Why do I have to claim all of the money even though I don’t keep it?"
Webinar: Tax Preparation for Homeschool Business Owners
Webinar for homeschool co-op teachers, tutors, CC directors and business owners on how to prepare your 2018 tax returns.
We don’t want 501c3 status. Should we still include the IRS language in the Articles?
A homeschool group doesn't want tax exempt status.
How does the IRS prove my homeschool group’s tutor should be an employee?
The IRS determinations on worker status is based on common law, not scientific facts.
Should a Classical Conversations Director be an LLC?
The reason that most businesses use the LLC structure is for limited liability.
Do CC Directors pay for their own children’s tuition?
Should a homeschool program director include her children's tuition as income on her tax return?