Making Sure Your Nonprofit Organization is Compliant
Carol Topp, CPA helps you know what it takes to be compliant in your state and with the IRS.
Category Nonprofit status
Converting a Homeschool Business to a Nonprofit: The Basics
Sometimes a homeschool group started as a for-profit business desires to convert to a nonprofit organization
FAQ on Property Tax for Churches Hosting Homeschool Programs
Frequently asked questions about a business using a church and property tax
The IRS is on the prowl in 2019!
The IRS is looking at nonprofit organizations who convert from for-profit businesses and misclassify workers.
How to start an academic homeschool program
How start an academic homeschool program that is not a co-op and not a for-profit business, either.
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.
Should your homeschool group be collecting sales tax?
Your homeschool group may have to collect sales tax when you sell stuff
Should a Classical Conversations Director be an LLC?
The reason that most businesses use the LLC structure is for limited liability.
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.
Nonprofit Incorporation for Your Homeschool Co-op
The benefits of forming your homeschool co-op as a nonprofit corporation