It's very common got homeschool co-ops and tutorial programs to ask parents to pay the teachers directly
Factors the IRS uses to distinguish between employees and independent contractors including the type of relationship between the worker and the employer.
Since so many homeschool organizations hire workers as Independent Contractors, it might be helpful to examine the difference between employees and independent contractors.
Help for homeschool leaders in understanding if workers are employees or independent contractors.
Having a good, strong independent contractor agreement for your homeschool organizations is important.
Parents wonder if they need to give any tax forms to a teacher they hired to homeschool their child.
A homeschool teacher asks, "Can I work off my co-op fees by teaching a class?" (the answer is no)
A tutored hired to teach a homeschooled student wonders if she is am employee of the family who hired her.
A homeschool co-op leader wishes to pay a volunteer for her extraordinary efforts. Can a super volunteer be paid?
A homeschool leader wonders what to call a co-op teacher who is not hired by the co-op.