Can a homeschool athletic booster club be a 501c3?
A parent asks if a homeschool booster club for sports can become a 501c3 organization.
Category Paying workers
Starting a homeschool program to help disadvantaged children
A teacher is wanting to start a program to help students with learning disabilities or medical conditions.
Can a co-op refund fees to members?
A homeschool co-op leader asks about returning supply fees charged to members.
Homeschool CPA’s most important blog posts
These are my most important blog posts. I refer homeschool leaders to these blog posts most frequently. These are keepers! Print them out and share them with your homeschool leader. Is your homeschool co-op’s hired teacher really an employee? We’re…
Are teachers in a Homeschool Co-op independent contractors or employees?
The IRS determined that a teacher in a homeschool program should be reclassified as an employee.
Is your homeschool group’s hired teacher really an employee?
A homeschool group faced an unpleasant audit by the IRS for misclassifying their co-op teachers as independent contractors.
Can a non-parent homeschool your children? Is that legal?
Hiring a governess to homeschool a child
Is it a homeschool co-op or Mary Poppins?
I started my website HomeschoolCPA to help homeschool organizations, but sometimes the lines between a family homeschool and a homeschool organization get a little fuzzy. Here’s one example of the new and creative ways the people are homeschooling today. I…
Are homeschool co-op teachers employees?
Payroll forms for a homeschool co-op
IRS concerns: what happens if you compensate homeschool board members?
Sometimes a homeschool group would like to reward hard-working board members
Is it OK to compensate your board members?