Several homeschool leaders have learned that the way that their homeschool groups are compensating the teachers jeopardizes the property tax exemption of their host churches.
There is a new website for filing the IRS ePostcard, Form 990-N
The story of a small homeschool support group that grew into a full-fledged nonprofit organization
Several homeschool organizations were granted 501(c)(3) tax exempt status by the IRS
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.
A Classical Conversations director wants nonprofit status for her CC Community.
A homeschool group wants to be a nonprofit corporation. Do they need to reapply for 501c3 status?
A homeschool support group leader read that her group cannot have a Statement of Faith or be religious. Is this correct?
Homeschool leader cannot find her group in the IRS database of exempt organizations.
Carol Topp, the Homeschool CPA, explains tax exempt status for homeschool support groups in her latest podcast episode.
