Are homeschool co-op tuition discounts taxable income? Probably!

Hard working volunteers in a homeschool organization, who get a discount on tuition, could have to report and pay taxes on their "compensation."
Hard working volunteers in a homeschool organization, who get a discount on tuition, could have to report and pay taxes on their "compensation."
A homeschool leader is given thousands of dollars in gift cards and free tuition each year. Are these gifts or taxable compensation?
Homeschool co-ops should be giving Form 1099MISC to their paid teachers.
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.
Unfortunately for the teachers you pay in your homeschool group, you cannot simply net what they owe you with what you owe them.
A teacher has been asked to teach homeschooled children and asks about her taxes.
A teacher is wanting to start a program to help students with learning disabilities or medical conditions.