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In this video, we’ll be helping you get to know your registration dashboard. This dashboard, and the information collected here, is what allows us to file your state and federal registrations and renewals. Whether you are just starting out, or simply need a refresher, this video will cover the basics.
The single most important part of your registration experience, the fiscal year profile is what allows us to complete any necessary state filings on your behalf. We also use this information to prepopulate sections of your IRS 990-series information return, sometimes referred to as a tax return.
Did you know most state governments require nonprofit, tax-exempt organizations to file one or more registrations in the state, including: Fundraising Registration, Raffles/Bingo, Corporate Annual Report, Sales Tax Registration/Exemption and Income Tax Exemption? But don't worry, we handle the paperwork so you don't have to!
Sandra Pfau Englund, founder of Parent Booster USA, helps explain the relationship between the school and the booster club.
Sandra Pfau Englund, founder of Parent Booster USA, explains that Title IX, or "equal opportunity", also applies to high school booster clubs.
Parent Booster USA's founder, Sandra Pfau Englund, lists the 5 key requirements your scholarship program must meet!
Parent Booster USA's founder, Sandra Pfau Englund, talks about using the budget to ask for "Fair share donations". For help on how to start and run your booster club, become a PBUSA member!
In this video, Sandy Pfau Englund, Esq., teaches you how to operate properly as a gymnastics booster club. Don't violate IRS 501(c)(3) tax-exempt rules; instead, learn what you should be doing.
Athletic boosters must understand and follow IRS rules, Title IX rules, and rules on compensating amateur athletes. Attorney Sandra Pfau Englund provides easy ways to make sure your booster club is sticking to the rules.
Fighting the "don't you trust us" battle as a president of a booster club, Sandra Pfau Englund makes it easy to help prevent theft in your school support organization.
Sandra Pfau Englund, founder of Parent Booster USA, provides a great resource to check the best practices for nonprofits!
Nonprofit experts Drew Englund and Meagan Mason lead an in-depth discussion on the most common conflicts between schools and their booster clubs.
We are excited to bring you a webinar all about proper financial management. How should you count the cash box? Who writes the checks? Do we need to audit the bank account? Parent Booster USA has the answers!
A new year often means new goals, projects, and priorities. A new year can also equate to new fundraising initiatives. But where do you start? Join the team at PBUSA for Fast Fundraising, a webinar sure to set you up for success with your fundraising goals in the new year.
Individual fundraising accounts (IFAs) are strictly prohibited by the IRS for charitable organizations, but many booster clubs use them without realizing that they’re putting their tax-exempt status at risk. Simple activities, like selling chocolate bars and crediting students directly for their sales, count as an IFA. But the practice is as common as...well, chocolate bars themselves.
Have you been thinking about hosting a bingo night? Maybe you just finished organizing your annual raffle? PBUSA wants to help make sure your games of chance are set up for success! Join Drew Englund, nonprofit attorney, and Meagan Mason, PBUSA Executive Director, for a webinar all about lotteries and luck of the draw!
Drew Englund, nonprofit attorney, and Meagan Mason, Executive Director of Parent Booster USA, answer real questions from booster club members and volunteers, just like you. Don't miss this episode!
Spring brings change, even for booster clubs. Are you looking to take up a new role or be more active with your school’s club? Or maybe you are an outgoing officer looking to set your club up for success in the future. If you have ever been involved in taking over a job or handing one to someone new, then you know transitions are crucial. Parent Booster USA is here to help you bridge the gap and make your transitions so smooth it will feel like you’ve had the job for years. Join Parent Booster USA’s executive director, Meagan Mason, and nonprofit attorney Drew Englund.
Join nonprofit experts Drew and Sandy Englund for this short, spunky webinar to kick your school fundraising group into gear for the new year! Come shed your worries at Booster Club Boot Camp.
If your booster club is holding an event, it’s probably a good idea to have insurance. It’s not very fun to think about, but liability insurance is one easy step your booster club can take to keep your assets and members protected.
Busy booster club parents – this is for you! Keeping your group’s finances organized from the start will save you so much time at the end of your fiscal year. Why is this important? Because every organization that raises money must file a tax return every year with the IRS, no matter how much you raised. Parent Booster USA will show you how you can prepare throughout the year to make filing your 990 easy.
Whether you’re a parent volunteer for the PTO or booster club, a band or athletic director working with booster clubs, or a school administrator charged with managing all your school's fundraising groups, this webinar is for you. We get this a lot: "I am new to this – I just don't know where to start." Sometimes you don’t know what you don’t know!
Join Patti Exstein, Executive Director of PBUSA, as she outlines an effective process for determining, reviewing, and controlling the risks.
Filing a tax return each year for your tax-exempt organization is one more thing on your plate as a volunteer - and it is often confusing. PBUSA is here to help! In this informative webinar (a follow-on to our Part 1 - 990 Basics webinar), nonprofit attorneys and 990 experts Sandra Pfau Englund and Drew Englund will guide you through the process of completing the 990EZ return. They'll cover how to categorize your financial records, how to use the 990EZ to benefit your group, then offer step-by-step instructions for completing the return. Tune in to find out exactly what you need to do to stay on the good side of the IRS. This is something you won't want to miss!
All nonprofits that raise any amount of money must file an IRS Form 990 tax return. Because you're tax-exempt, you're not paying any tax on the money you raise but the IRS still wants to know what you are doing. You let them know by filing a 990 tax return. And if you don't file for 3 consecutive years, they will automatically revoke your tax-exempt status. No questions asked. Don't let this happen to you! Tune in to this webinar to find out exactly what you need to do to stay on the good side of the IRS. Nonprofit attorneys and subject matter experts, Sandra Pfau Englund and Drew Englund will go over the "who, what, when, and how" of the 990. This webinar is Part 1 of 2 and will focus on general concepts and the 990N; Part 2 will go into the weeds about the more complex 990EZ and 990 full returns.
PBUSA's founder, Sandy Englund, and her (now grown) children successfully navigated the homeschooling waters. How did they do it? Learn from homeschooling experts about teaching options, ideas, suggested ways to get started, and how to choose resources that work for your family when there are so many out there. For those who are now homeschooling or having school at home, the tips and resources offered in this webinar may save you time and lessen your stress about this unexpected detour in our daily lives.
Booster clubs, PTOs, PTAs, and other school fundraising groups are being hit with the need to cancel events, return donations, and deal with the impact of school closures and social distancing right now. Tune in to our webinar to learn ways to manage these issues and to ask questions related to how the current health emergency affects your organization.
Insurance is one of the most confusing issues for booster clubs and PTO's. Do you need it? What type do you need? What are the risks if you don't have insurance?
We will cover a range of topics requested by previous webinar participants including money management, checks and balances, and processes for keeping your books. You will be on your way to organized and complete financial records! Subject matter expert and nonprofit lawyer, Sandy Englund will lead the way to bringing proper oversight and management to your organization’s financial practices in less than an hour. You don’t want to miss this!
Hear from Sandra Pfau Englund and the experts at Funds2Orgs on best practices, choosing the right fundraiser, tips for success, and fundraising do's and don'ts — some things you may not have considered before!
Parent Booster USA has conducted a one-of-a-kind webinar where the users provided the content. The Q&A session provides answers to many common questions across a wide variety of categories. Of course, if you have more questions, please feel free to contact us at info@parentbooster.org, or 407-347-0063.
Join us for an in-depth discussion on the most common conflicts between schools & their booster clubs (e.g., setting boundaries, understanding roles, managing money, etc.), and how they can be resolved!
Covers appropriate formation and operation of booster clubs, information about cooperative fundraising/individual fundraising accounts and why this type of fundraising is under fire by the IRS, and options for legally appropriate fundraising, including "fair share donations".
Covers four areas of compliance -- IRS, state government, school district and your organization's members. Includes step-by-step instructions for completing the IRS Form 990N and information on where to find your states fundraising registration and other compliance rules for nonprofit organizations.
Covers the five key financial controls that booster clubs should use to protect themselves from issues such as theft. Learn how to conduct an annual financial review.
Booster club theft is in the news. When parents steal, everyone loses. NBC’s "The Today Show" brought it into the national spotlight in a June 3 investigative report with Parent Booster USA providing tips to protect booster clubs from embezzlement. How can you help protect your school and its support organizations? It’s easy - join the nation’s leading authority on booster clubs, Sandra Englund, as she brings her tips for school administrators and business officers in a new, free webinar.
Explain the difference between a 990-N, 990-EZ and full 990 return; remember that a 990-N is for organizations with less than $50,000 in gross annual receipts , the 990-EZ is for over $50,000 and less than $200,000 in gross receipts and the 990-Full is for over $200,000 in gross receipts. Learn how to file a 990N e-Postcard return. Identify common errors when submitting a 990-N e-Postcard. Identify information needed to complete a 990-EZ return.
The year is ending, your officers are changing. What is the best way to make this transition smooth and manageable? PBUSA's newest webinar offers five important tips to guide you through this process.
The answer no one wants to hear is - anyone can sue anyone for anything at any time and someone will! In PBUSA’s new webinar, “What's the Risk? Do School PTOs and Booster Clubs Need Insurance?,” this topic takes center stage along with several other important issues regarding insurance and your booster club. Join Sandra Pfau Englund, a practicing attorney and author, as she outlines an effective 3-step process for determining, reviewing, and controlling the risks.
