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I am a homeschooling mother and Certified Public Accountant (CPA) combining my experience and knowledge to help micro businesses, families and homeschool organizations such as co-ops. This blog will cover topics on running a small business, working from home, taxes and personal finance.

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Paying Workers in a Homeschool Organization
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Hosting the Carnival of Homeschooling
Sending Your Kids to College
Homeschool High School Graduation
Try Debt Ski with Piggy Banks
Financial Peace University works!
New book on working from home
Tax Breaks for Homeschooolers
Carnival of Homeschooling/Dealing with Conflict
Why join a homeschool co-op
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Can my individual homeschool have a fund raiser?
Can my family's homeschool be a nonprofit?
Paying co-op teachers is a sticky issue
Update on teachers as Independent Contractors
How much money can a homeschool group earn?
Is your homeschool group's hired teacher really an employee?
Insurance for homeschool groups
Insurance for homeschool groups part 2
IRS Reporting for even small nonprofits
4:59 PM, Jul. 1, 2008
Carnival of Homeschooling
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An new Carvival of Homeschooling is now up and running at About.com:Homeschooling.   The theme is the 4th of July and Homeschool CPA has an entry titled: Can I Homeschool Other Children?


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