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Money Management for Homeschool
Organizations
(39 pages)
Order ebook($5.00) or print copy($10.00) here
Chapter
Titles and Topics
- Money Management for a Small Group: A
Checking Account / Getting an
Employer Identification Number (EIN) from the IRS / Record keeping
- Money Management for a Medium-Sized
Group : Open a Separate Checking
Account / Appoint a Treasurer / Establish a Budget / Bookkeeping Basics
/ Using Software for Financial Records
- Money Management
for a Large Group: Collecting Fees / Computer
Records / Compare
Quickbooks to Small Business Accounting / Regular Reporting of
Financial Status / How to Read Financial Statements
/ Frequent Budget
Monitoring /Comparisons for Board Reports
- Insurance for Homeschool Groups: Types
of Insurance / Reducing Risk/ Shop Wisely
- Hiring Paid Teachers or Employees: Can
You Pay a Volunteer? / Two
Categories of Workers / Can’t Decide? Let the IRS Help /
Employment
forms / Practical Tips
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Tax Exempt 501c3 Status for
Homeschool Organizations
(51 pages)
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- What does 501c3 mean anyway? What if
You’re Not a Charity
- Do you need to be a 501c3 tax exempt
organization? The IRS Grants Tax
Exempt Status / What Does Your State Require? / Common Non Profit Forms
/ Benefits of 501c3 status / Disadvantages 501c3 status
- What will it take? Are You Ready? /
Writing a Mission Statement / Establishing a Board of Directors /
Writing By Laws
- Nonprofit Incorporation: What is it and
do you need it? / What is
Incorporation? / Do You Need to Incorporate? / What Does Incorporating
Involve? / Choosing Your Name Carefully / Seven Great Reasons to
Incorporate
- Check list for Homeschool Organizations
That Want 501c3 Tax Exempt Status
- The Application Process: IRS Form 1023 /
Mission Statement / A Board and Bylaws / Financial Statements
- We’re Tax Exempt ! Now What?
Annual Reporting
to the IRS and Your State / Disclosure Requirements / Donations /
Political limitations / Conflict of Interest
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