Taxes for Classical Conversations Directors

UPDATE 2020: I have been told that the ebook Taxes for Licensed Classical Conversions Directors is no longer available in the most recent 2020 Classical Conversations Director’s Licensing Guide.

But you can purchase a copy of my latest ebook Taxes for Homeschool Business Owners. It is more up-to-date than the other ebook since there were major changes in the tax laws and forms in late 2018.

Last tax year I was asked a lot of questions about taxes by Classical Conversations directors and tutors. Things like:

• What tax form should I to use to report my income and expenses?
• What expenses were tax deductible?
• What tax forms do I need to give to my tutors?
• How should tutors be paid?
• How do I pay myself as a CC Director?

Fortunately, there is an ebook in the works to help CC Directors titled:

Taxes for Classical Conversions Directors

The ebook is available only to Licensed CC Directors from Classical Conversations, Inc

You can find the ebook here

I recommend the following blog posts:

CC Directors: Do not give yourself a 1099-MISC

Tax return for a Classical Conversations homeschool business

I’m a Classical Conversations Director. Do I have to file any forms with the IRS?

Understanding Taxes for a small homeschool business

There is a lot to learn about running a business. I don’t mean to discourage you or anyone else away from operating a homeschool business. You provide a valuable service to homeschool families! I am offering this webinar to help you understand the tax implications:

I recorded a webinar on Tax Preparation for Homeschool Business Owners. It should be a lot of help to tutors, non-employee co-op teachers and other homeschool business owners! You can watch the recording at HomeschoolCPA.com/HSBIZTAXES for a small fee of $10.

Carol, thank you again for the webinar. It was one of the BEST webinars I’ve EVER attended. If you do hold another one, I would pay for it hands down. Totally worth the $10!“ -Denise, webinar attendee

“I actually don’t care for webinars at all – it is not my learning style at all and I struggle to focus, but this one was extremely value and had my attention”. -Mary, webinar attendee

Consult a local small business CPA. To find a local tax preparer I recommend two sources:

• QuickBooks Pro Advisor at https://quickbooks.intuit.com/find-an-accountant
• Dave Ramsey Endorsed Local Provider at https://www.daveramsey.com/elp/tax-advisor

Both of these websites allow you to search for a local tax preparer who is knowledgeable about taxes for small sole proprietor businesses.

Carol Topp, CPA

Free Resource

In the ebook, I mention a bookkeeping spreadsheet for CC Directors. You can get the spreadsheet now (all it costs is your email!)

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