What Homeschool Leaders Don’t Know About Losing Tax Exempt Status
Helping homeschool leaders know what to do if their organization has lost its tax exempt status.
Category IRS Issues
What Homeschool Leaders Don’t Know About IRS Annual Reports
A report that the IRS requires from all tax exempt organizations--including your group! It's called the Form 990.
CC Directors: Do not give yourself a 1099-MISC/1099-NEC
I have spoken to several Classical Conversations (CC) Directors lately who tell me that they gave themselves a 1099-MISC to report what they paid themselves.
Are homeschool co-op fees childcare tax deductions?
Are homeschool co-op fees tax deductible as childcare expenses?
How the IRS defines a school
Most homeschool groups that use volunteer parents and vary the classes offered each year do not fit this IRS definition of a school.
Government Intrusion and 501c3 Tax Exempt Status for Homeschool Groups
Does applying for 501c3 status mean government intervention into homeschooling?
IRS lowers fees on Form 1023-EZ
IRS lowers fees on Form 1023-EZ
Can a homeschool group just get together without having to report to the IRS?
A homeschool group can gather without needing to file reports with the IRS, but they will be limited.
Homeschool groups and huge fundraisers can be a bad thing!
A fundraiser can bring in so much income that it can jeopardize your 501c7 status because the fundraiser income exceeds 35% of total income.
New website for filing IRS Annual ePostcard Form 990-N
There is a new website for filing the IRS ePostcard, Form 990-N