Government Intrusion and 501c3 Tax Exempt Status for Homeschool Groups
Does applying for 501c3 status mean government intervention into homeschooling?
Tag 501c3
Checklist for homeschool co-op
Checklist for Homeschool Organizations Applying for Tax Exempt Status.
IRS lowers fees on Form 1023-EZ
IRS lowers fees on Form 1023-EZ
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.
Congratulations to homeschool groups on tax exempt status!
Several homeschool organizations were granted 501(c)(3) tax exempt status by the IRS
More tips on running a homeschool co-op (podcast)
Carol Topp, CPA the author of Homeschool Co-ops: How to Start Them, Run Them and Not Burn Out covers more tips to starting a homeschool co-op in her podcast.
Can a Classical Conversations community be a tax exempt nonprofit?
A Classical Conversations director wants nonprofit status for her CC Community.
A new nonprofit corporation. Do they need to reapply for 501c3 status?
A homeschool group wants to be a nonprofit corporation. Do they need to reapply for 501c3 status?
Is my homeschool group considered a school?
A homeschool leader wonders if her homeschool co-op can be defined as a "school."