What Homeschool Leaders Don’t Know About IRS Annual Reports
Carol Topp, CPA, the HomeschoolCPA will share tips on important issues that homeschool leaders may not know about IRS Annual Report. This episode will focus on helping homeschool leaders understand a report that the IRS requires from all tax exempt organizations–including your group! It’s called the Form 990.
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FEATURED SERVICE from HomeschoolCPA:
Preparations of Annual Return for IRS
Preparing the Form 990/990-EZ Annual Information Return for the IRS and your State.
The Form 990/990-EZ is due 4 1/2 months after the end of your fiscal year.
Involves several telephone calls and e-mails and copy of your financial statements (a QuickBooks file is preferred).
Buying Peace of Mind
A review of forms you have prepared yourself. Save money by doing much of the work yourself. I will review Forms 1023 or Annual Form 990 and offer my opinion and advice.
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Wow Carol! Thanks so much – just the info you provided here is very helpful. I look forward to speaking with you as I’m anxious to get started, but I want to do so in the best and most efficient way. This is new territory for me – so I truly appreciate your guidance!
-Laine Discepoli, Glendale, OH
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QuickBooks Set Up and Training
Setting up a QuickBooks Chart of Accounts unique to your homeschool organization. (Your organization needs to buy their own copy of QuickBooks)
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