How to solve problems by team teaching in a homeschool co-op
Team teaching can work well in a homeschool co-op
Category Volunteers
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?
Paying homeschool co-op leaders
Paying co-op leaders in a homeschool group
Should a volunteer get a W-2 for their taxable fringe benefits?
I am confused by a few statements in your book Paying Workers in a Homeschool Organization. You say that a volunteer who receives tuition discounts and gift cards would have to report the income for tax purposes, but she would…
Volunteer board members are not held liable
I just learned (through TheRoysReoprt) that volunteer nonprofit board members are frequently immune from any liabilities facing the nonprofit. Compensated board members may not have that same protection. That’s one of the reasons why many nonprofit experts discourage paying board…
Homeschool mom has concerns about Classical Conversations
I’ve written several blog posts answering questions from Classical Conversations (CC) Directors regarding: Taxes for CC Directors and tutors Using church space Paying tutors as Independent Contractors or employees and more Usually these issues affect CC Directors the most since…
Paying Volunteer Teachers
A homeschool leader asks if the way her group pays volunteer teacher is legal. Holly, a homeschool group leader emailed HomeschoolCPA Carol Topp this situation: “I need guidance on the method with which our organization’s volunteers are paid teacher fees.…
What’s a Good Way to Handle Conflicts in a Homeschool Group?
Homeschool leader Anjoli Gallo shares insight into dealing with conflict.
Summer reading for homeschool leaders: Homeschool Co-ops
Homeschool Co-ops: How to Start Them, Run Them and Not Burn Out the book helps homeschool leaders launch their co-ops and run them successfully.
Paying Volunteers Q&A with Homeschool Leaders
Carol Topp discusses how to pay (or thank) a volunteer and paying teachers in a homeschool co-op without causing tax problems for your volunteers.