I want to run a quick experiment with you. Below are four possible titles for a post about teaching AI prompting. Same topic. Different structure. If your goal was to be found outside of Skool… which one would you choose? Don’t overthink it. Pick the one that feels strongest for discovery. I’ll break down what actually makes the difference soon. And if you’re curious how this applies to your own public Skool posts… we’re going deeper into it on Thursday.

Sorry for the delay - big Costco trip this morning! 😂 Today is the day to share about communities other than your own that you think are valuable and that others would benefit from. IN THE COMMENTS BELOW: please share the name of the group/owner and a link as well as an explanation of why you think it is an amazing place. Don't just copy and paste the About page... 😉 Also, make sure you tag or DM the owner if they are not in this group and let them know. you mentioned them here. I guarantee, you will make their day and quite possibly their weekend! Posts in the main feed will be deleted. You have been warned... 😉

If you’re a non-U.S. citizen running an online business through a U.S. LLC (especially a Wyoming LLC) to use Stripe, Skool, or other U.S. platforms, there are federal reporting rules many founders don’t discover until later. Many assume: “No U.S. income = no U.S. filing.” That’s often incorrect. Foreign-owned U.S. LLCs frequently must file IRS Form 5472 and a pro forma Form 1120, even if the business made $0. This isn’t about paying tax. It’s about reporting ownership and transactions correctly. Here’s what that means in plain terms. 🦬 What Wyoming does (the simple part) - Allows foreign owners - No Wyoming income tax - Straightforward annual state report Wyoming keeps the state layer clean. 🏛️ What the IRS still requires (the part people miss) Even with no revenue: - Form 5472 is often required - Filed with a pro forma 1120 - You need an EIN - You’ll need a U.S. bank account for Stripe or Skool If you have U.S.-sourced income or business activity, additional filings may apply. If not, reporting may still be required. 🌍 Your home country still matters Most countries, including Australia and many EU nations, tax residents on worldwide income. Tax treaties help prevent double taxation, but they don’t eliminate U.S. reporting. ⚖️ Why this matters International founders often: - Form a U.S. LLC quickly - Open Stripe - Start selling - Then discover compliance later Fixing structure after the fact is usually more expensive than setting it up correctly. ✅ If you want this handled properly Premium and VIP tiers inside Skool of Tax walk through: - Correct entity structure - Required IRS and FinCEN reporting - International considerations - How to stay compliant without overcomplicating things You don’t need to guess your way through U.S. compliance. Skool of Tax Taxes done with you, not to you...

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Yes, I just turned that into a verb! Tomorrow is our quarterly free-for-all, which means that you get to go crazy! For 24 hours, you get to promote anything you want (free, paid, etc) once an hour every hour!!! There are (basically) no rules except for this: for every post you make, you must comment on at least 3 other posts. It's a great opportunity to get seen, get noticed, test out your messaging, make connections, and have some fun!!! The first (and last) time we did this it was Black Friday, and it was a hoot! So, start preparing your posts now to copy and paste (if you want), and then hop on tomorrow to see what's happening. Even if you choose not to post, it's a fun way to see what's happening. 😊 The February Frenzy starts at midnight EST tonight and ends at midnight EST Friday. 🎉