The IRS is on the prowl in 2019!
The IRS is looking at nonprofit organizations who convert from for-profit businesses and misclassify workers.
Category Paying workers
Should You Pay Homeschool Teachers
Should your homeschool program pay teachers? Jamie Buckland, a homeschool leader from West Virginia started Appalachia Classical Academy and pays her teachers as employees. How and why would she do that? This podcast (19 minutes) will give you something…
Top tax mistakes homeschool business owners make
Here are the top tax mistakes homeschool for-profit directors and owners make.
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.
ABC Test for Independent Contractors
Is your homeschool teacher an employee or Independent Contractor? In 2018 California Supreme Court tried to make that questions easier to answer with a simpler 3 part test: The ABC Test for Independent Contractor status. Can You Pass The…
Homeschool business owner under reporting her income
A homeschool business owner asks, "Why do I have to claim all of the money even though I don’t keep it?"
Is ignorance of tax law a good defense for homeschool teachers?
A homeschool program teacher has refused to listen when others try to explain her tax obligation.
Should your homeschool Director serve as a board member?
Should a paid director get a vote on a nonprofit board?
When someone volunteers you
Have you ever been volunteered by someone else?
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.