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.
Category IRS Issues
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?
Can CC Director offered reduced tuition to her tutors?
A Classical Conversations Director can give discounts on tuition to an Independent Contractors or employees but there is an important catch!
Small charity grows and gets audited by the IRS for it!
The IRS claimed a small charity should have filed the longer Form 1023.
When Applying for an EIN, They Want my Social Security Number!
Homeschool leader, Paula, was applying for an EIN (Employer Identification Number) online, but the IRS website asked for her SSN (Social Security Number). She is reluctant to give it out. Should she be concerned? Someone (the “responsible party”) must…
Summer reading to be a better homeschool leader: The IRS and Your Homeschool organization
This book is for anyone who mistakenly thinks they don't have to do any annual reports to the IRS.
My homeschool is a private school. Can I use 529 funds?
If a homeschool is a private school can the parent use 529 funds for K-12 expenses?