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Dollars & Sense — 100 episodes

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1

What do the Duties of Care and Loyalty Look Like?

2

Mindset for Homeschool Leaders

3

Using Zoom and Giving Refunds

4

Communicating Plans and Organizing Classrooms

5

Do you have a concern about lawsuits related to COVID-19?

6

Social Distancing in a Homeschool Group

7

Tools for Planning an Uncertain Future

8

Planning an Uncertain Future for Homeschool Groups

9

Special Replay: Tax Exempt Q&A with Homeschool Leaders

10

What’s the Difference Between Pod Schools and Homeschools?

11

Pandemic Podschooling: Is It Homeschooling?

12

Special Replay: Churches and Homeschool Groups

13

Special Replay: What Homeschool Leaders Don’t Know About Losing Tax Exempt Status

14

Special Replay: What Homeschool Leaders Don’t Know About IRS Annual Reports

15

Special Replay: What Homeschool Leaders Don’t Know About Tax Exempt Status

16

Special Replay: What Homeschool Leaders Don’t Know About Non-Profit Status

17

Best Of HomeschoolCPA: Board Binder: Board Training All Year Long

18

Best Of HomeschoolCPA: Can We Collect Money Now That’s For Next Year?

19

If I’m Not a Homeschool Leader, What am I?

20

Stay Connected with Your Homeschool Group During COVID-19

21

Closing Your Homeschool Group During COVID-19

22

Speech and Debate Club – Unsure of Its Setup?

23

Conflict of Interest: Paid Teachers as Board Members in a Homeschool Group

24

Set Up Homeschool Family as a Charity

25

Paying Volunteer Teachers

26

Q&A: Do I Give Classical Conversations a 1099-MISC?

27

Free Ebook: Taxes for Homeschool Business Owners

28

Do It Yourself Application for 501c3 Status

29

Top 10 Tips for Homeschool Leaders: Insurance & Record Keeping

30

Top 10 Tips for Homeschool Leaders: Paying Workers

31

Top 10 Tips for Homeschool Leaders: Preventing Fraud

32

Top 10 Tips for Homeschool Leaders: Bylaws

33

Top 10 Tips for Homeschool Leaders: Board Duties

34

Tiny Homeschool Groups: Do We Need a Bank Account?

35

Tiny Homeschool Groups: Do We Need to Pay Taxes?

36

Tiny Homeschool Groups: Do We Need to File Anything?

37

Tiny Homeschool Groups: Are We a Nonprofit?

38

Military Homeschool Families: An Asset to Your Group

39

Military Families: How Homeschool Leaders Can Help

40

Special Needs Resources for Homeschool Co-ops

41

Special Needs Children in a Homeschool Co-op

42

Converting a Business to a Nonprofit: Tax Exempt Status

43

Converting a Homeschool Business to a Nonprofit: Nonprofit Incorporation

44

Converting a Homeschool Business to a Nonprofit: The Basics

45

Working Yourself Out of a Job

46

Having Those Hard Conversations When You Lead a Homeschool Group

47

Should You Pay Homeschool Teachers

48

Dealing with Angry People

49

Dealing with Opposition When You’re a People Pleaser

50

Keep Meetings to a Minimum

51

Recruiting Volunteers

52

ABC Test for Independent Contractors

53

Form 1099-MISC is due Jan 31!

54

Taxes for Homeschool Business Owners

55

Tips for a New Homeschool Group Treasurer

56

What Should a Homeschool Group Secretary be Doing?

57

Is it illegal to NOT be a homeschool nonprofit?

58

Changes in Why People Homeschool

59

Hosting an Introduction to Homeschooling Event

60

Don’t Take Things Personally

61

How to Have Happy and Thankful Homeschool Co-op Members

62

Necessity Leads New Homeschooler to Start a Homeschool Co-op

63

Are You Helping or Hindering Parents to Homeschool?

64

Are your Homeschool Group’s Financial Reports Confusing? Webinar for you!

65

Knowing Your Social Style Can Make Leadership Easier!

66

Deliberately Mentoring Leaders: How Do You Do It?

67

Why You Can’t Lead Alone

68

Leading a Virtual Homeschool Co-op

69

What’s a Good Way to Handle Conflicts in a Homeschool Group?

70

How Can Your Homeschool Group Feel Like a Community?

71

What’s the Best Size for a Homeschool Group Board?

72

Boards, Burnout and Bylaws: Leadership Tips from a Homeschool Leader

73

Does a Nonprofit Need to File Any Tax Returns Before They Apply for Tax Exempt Status?

74

What is Unrelated Business Income or UBIT?

75

Is My Homeschool Group Required to Have 501c3 Tax Exempt Status?

76

When Applying for an EIN, They Want my Social Security Number!

77

Should Your Homeschool Group Be An LLC?

78

Should a Homeschool Nonprofit Let Members Vote?

79

Does My Homeschool Group Need Directors and Officers Insurance?

80

Blurring Lines of What is Homeschooling

81

Reasons to be an Exclusive Homeschool Group

82

Reasons to Be an Inclusive Homeschool Group

83

No Parental Involvement. Is That a Good Thing?

84

Accountability: Do you need it?

85

Good,Fast And Cheap: Can a Homeschool Co-op Be All Three?

86

Policies for Homeschool Co-ops

87

Insurance Questions for Homeschool Co-ops

88

Boards, Bylaws and Budgets for Your Homeschool Co-op

89

Nonprofit Incorporation for Your Homeschool Co-op

90

Starting Your Homeschool Co-op with a Mission

91

Leading a Large Homeschool Co-op

92

More on Avoiding Leader Burnout

93

5 Ways to Avoid Burnout

94

Conflict Resolution in a Homeschool Group

95

Recruiting Leaders for Your Homeschool Group

96

Defining Your Homeschool Co-op’s Mission and Purpose

97

Disadvantages of Homeschool Co-ops

98

Benefits of Homeschool Co-ops

99

Special Replay: Easy Fundraisers for Homeschool Groups

100

Special Replay: Any tax breaks for homeschoolers?