I went through the introduction to Private foundations. I was wondering if there are specific income or profit thresholds that make it worthwhile to establish one. For instance, if a W2 employee earns $300,000 annually or a business owner has $100,000 in annual profits, would those scenarios justify the creation of a private foundation?

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Hey everyone 👋 Been thinking about something I see a lot in the tax world especially with really sharp professionals in this space: You're great at tax planning, staying compliant, understanding the code…But your digital footprint is almost nonexistent. Not judging just noticing. In 2025, a strong online presence isn't about being flashy or famous. It's about: - Being searchable when a referral Googles your name - Showing credibility before you even speak to a client - Educating your audience in a way that positions you as the expert (before they ever ask your price) It could be as simple as: - Posting 1-2x per week on LinkedIn - Sharing one helpful tax insight on your site or newsletter - Having a clean Google Business or basic website up Curious how many here are actively working on your online visibility? Or are you still getting 100% of business from referrals and networking? Would love to hear how others in this group are approaching it. We’re all learning

I’m Napoleon, a tax consultant specializing in [UK/US/International Tax, LLCs, etc.]. I work with individuals and small businesses to simplify tax compliance and save more through proper structuring. I joined this community to share insights, learn from fellow professionals, and stay sharp with everything happening in the tax world. If you're into international tax issues, digital nomad taxation, or business structuring let’s connect !Looking forward to contributing and collaborating here 🙌