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IRS fees will increase January 3, 2010
This just released by the IRS. Fees for applying for 501c3 tax exempt status are set to increase January 3, 2010: User fees will increase for all applications for exemption (Forms 1023, 1024, and 1028… more →
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IRS fees will increase January 3, 2010
homeschoolcpa wrote 2 months ago: This just released by the IRS. Fees for applying for 501c3 tax exempt status are set to increase Jan … more →
Does new IRS 990N apply?
homeschoolcpa wrote 7 months ago: Hi Carol, Thanks so much for all your help in getting our Christian Homeschool Network up and runnin … more →
Update on teachers as independent contractors
homeschoolcpa wrote 8 months ago: In Is Your Hired Teacher Really an Employee? I mentioned a homeschool group dealing with the IRS ove … more →
The IRS's Word on Fundraising Do's and Don'ts
homeschoolcpa wrote 8 months ago: Carol, My homeschool group does several fund raisers where we divide the proceeds to each family to … more →
Is your homeschool co-op's hired teacher really an employee?
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homeschoolcpa wrote 9 months ago: A homeschool nonprofit I work with called me quite frantic. They had received a letter form the IRS … more →
Government Intrusion and 501c3 Tax Exempt Status
homeschoolcpa wrote 9 months ago: Michele in Colorado e-mailed me with an excellent question on government intrusion into 501c3 organi … more →
Any Tax Breaks for Homeschoolers?
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homeschoolcpa wrote 9 months ago: Since tax season 2009 has officially launched, I’ll address a question I am frequently asked, … more →
How do homeschool groups identify their status as a public charity?
homeschoolcpa wrote 9 months ago: A homeschool group in MO is applying for 501c3 tax exempt status and had a question. Hello Carol I a … more →
Is it a homeschool co-op or Mary Poppins?
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homeschoolcpa wrote 9 months ago: I started my website HomeschoolCPA to help homeschool organizations, but sometimes the lines between … more →
Group over the $5K limit. What to do?
homeschoolcpa wrote 10 months ago: Hi Carol, I’m part of a homeschool organization that is considered an Unincorporated Non-Profi … more →
W-2s and tax filings for homeschool co-op teachers
homeschoolcpa wrote 10 months ago: A homeschool co-op treasurer asks about the tax filings for paid teachers: Hi, I am the treasurer fo … more →
Paying teachers in a homeschool co-op is a sticky situation!
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homeschoolcpa wrote 10 months ago: In a yahoo group for homeschool leaders Amy posed a familiar problem: paying teachers at a homeschoo … more →
Update on the IRS and Booster Club Fundraising
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homeschoolcpa wrote 10 months ago: I mentioned in a previous post that three booster clubs in KY were being fined by the IRS for their … more →
The IRS and Fund Raising
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homeschoolcpa wrote 11 months ago: The IRS is playing Santa Claus this Christmas! No, the IRS is not giving out presents this Christmas … more →
New EIN for New Officers?
homeschoolcpa wrote 11 months ago: Does your group need a new Employer Identification Number (EIN) when there are new officers? Hi Caro … more →
Rewarding volunteers in your homeschool organization
homeschoolcpa wrote 1 year ago: HomeschoolCPA has been getting quite a few questions via e-mail lately…here’s one I thou … more →
Can my family's homeschool be a nonprofit?
homeschoolcpa wrote 1 year ago: Homeschool CPA was recently asked, I see several articles (on your website www.HomeschoolCPA.com) on … more →
Homeschool group avoids IRS tax notices
homeschoolcpa wrote 1 year ago: A homeschool group in Georgia asked for my help because they had been getting letters from the IRS a … more →
Can my individual homeschool have a fund raiser?
homeschoolcpa wrote 1 year ago: HomeschoolCPA has been asked this question twice lately, Can we (an individual homeschool) be allowe … more →
