Happy Birthday to Our Founder, Tom Copeland!

Today, we’re excited to celebrate the birthday of our incredible founder, Tom Copeland! For years, Tom has been a guiding light in the child care community, dedicating his career to supporting family child care providers with his invaluable expertise in business management, tax strategies, and advocacy. His passion and commitment have helped countless providers run successful, sustainable businesses while continuing to offer top-notch care to children.

In honor of Tom’s birthday, we’re inviting you to take a trip down memory lane with some of our most popular blog posts! Whether you're looking for tips on financial management, tax preparation, or how to grow your child care business, these posts are packed with insights and advice that reflect Tom’s wealth of knowledge and his dedication to the field.

Top Blog Posts to Explore:

  1. Who Decides Who Can Pick Up A Child?
    A crucial guide to understanding the legal and safety considerations for child pickup in your care facility.

  2. Calculate Your Own Time-Space Percentage
    Learn how to accurately calculate your time-space percentage to maximize your tax deductions as a child care provider.

  3. 5 Ways to Read a Faded Receipt
    Discover practical tips for decoding those tricky, faded receipts to ensure you don’t miss out on any business expenses.

  4. What Are the Tax Consequences of a Grant?
    Understand the tax implications of receiving a grant and how to properly report it on your tax return.

  5. How to Claim Food Expenses
    A comprehensive guide to claiming food expenses, ensuring you take full advantage of available deductions.

Tom’s vision and dedication have made a lasting impact on the family child care community, and we’re proud to continue sharing his insights and expertise through our blog. Join us in celebrating Tom’s special day by diving into these resources that have helped so many providers thrive.

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