What Homeschool Leaders Don’t Know About Non Profit Status
What does it take to be a nonprofit? Only two things!
Category Nonprofit status
Accepting in-kind donations of equipment or services
Carol, My homeschool group (a 501c3 nonprofit) was donated $500 in science equipment. How to I record a gift like this in my record keeping? We use QuickBooks. How wonderful to receive such a generous donation. As a 501(c)(3)…
Are discounts to homeschool board members taxable compensation?
Free or reduced tuition may be taxable compensation to your board members.
Government Intrusion and 501c3 Tax Exempt Status for Homeschool Groups
Does applying for 501c3 status mean government intervention into homeschooling?
Adding religious purpose to bylaws and Articles
How can a homeschool group add a religious purpose to their founding documents if it was not there originally?
Homeschool group not open to the public. Is that allowed?
501c3 groups serve a public good but can they limit membership to their group?
Homeschool leader collecting donations without tax exempt status.
Homeschool organizations cannot accept tax deductible donations until they have 501c3 tax exempt status.
How to use another nonprofit’s tax exempt status (legally!)
Homeschool leader learns how to use the tax exempt status of another group.
Fiscal sponsorship: What is it and how can it work for your homeschool group?
Fiscal sponsorship is a great idea and something your homeschool group should consider.
Can a Classical Conversations community be a tax exempt nonprofit?
A Classical Conversations director wants nonprofit status for her CC Community.