How to self declare tax exempt status
How a homeschool nonprofit can self declare tax exempt status.
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Military Homeschool Families: An Asset to Your Group
A military family can be an asset to your homeschool group. Find out how from homeschool leader Melissa Robb and School Liaison Officer at Newport, RI Naval Base, Pamela Martin. These two ladies have a heart for helping homeschool military…
Apply for 501c3 Tax Exempt status on your own (this webinar will show you how!)
Webinar on 501c3 Tax exempt Application form homeschool nonprofits
Military Families: How Homeschool Leaders Can Help
Homeschool leader Melissa Robb was never in the military, but she developed a heart for homeschool military families moving to her area. Listen ads she tells Carol Topp about how she helped military families with information, connections and friendship. In…
Webinar: 501c3 Application for Homeschool Nonprofits
Have you heard that applying for 501c3 tax exempt status is difficult, time consuming and expensive? Well, it can be, so Carol Topp, CPA the HomeschoolCPA wants to make applying for 501c3 tax exempt status a lot easier for you!…
How to wrap up your year as treasurer
Tasks for a treasurer to do to finish the year
Special Needs Resources for Homeschool Co-ops
As a homeschool leader you may need some resources to help you understand a special needs child in your homeschool co-op. Faith Berens, the Special Needs Consultant at the Home School Legal Defense Association (HSLDA), shares several resources with host…
12 moms want to start a homeschool co-op. How to get started
How do a group of homeschool moms start a co-op, register as nonprofit and filie for 501c3 status?
Special Needs Children in a Homeschool Co-op
Special needs children can be a challenge for a homeschool group leader. In this episode (14 minutes), Faith Berens, Special Needs Consultant at the Home School Legal Defense Association (HSLDA) explains to host Carol Topp how a homeschool co-op can…
Inurement: a funny word the IRS doesn’t like!
Avoid inurement (giving benefits or the assets that belongs to the nonprofit) to any insiders (those who exercise control over the organization).