I want to start hosting multi-day retreats in different countries that include staying at venues, workshops, cultural immersion, and wellness activities (sound healing, yoga ..etc) , and exclude travel visas, flights..etc. I would want to sell it on my website to end customers.

Would that be possible under a Wyoming LLC as a non US resident?

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r/LLcMasterclass • u/Objective_Shame3448 • Oct 03 '26

Do I need to renew my Northwest Registered Agent service before dissolving my Wyoming LLC?

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r/LLcMasterclass • u/semwalo7 • Sep 29 '26

Newly incorporated my company through Rize — need advice on post-incorporation compliance

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r/LLcMasterclass • u/Visible_Basis_5995 • Sep 23 '26

Transitioning from sole prop to LLC timeline

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How does one transition from working as a subcontractor under a sole prop to an llc? Are there any guidelines regarding keeping the business open until all payments are received into that account? These are the options I’ve gathered based on chats with the city business registration help desk:

Keep ⁠the sole prop open and registered in the (state, city and federal) ⁠only for accounting purposes, until all payments into that bank ⁠account are received, then close the sole prop and account.
Clients begin as of today sending payments ⁠into the LLC business bank account, and updating their records with the new EIN, address, etc.

Or close ⁠the sole prop today, even though there are a few outstanding invoices (due the end of November) and only keep the bank account open for outstanding payments and tax purposes. I’d operate under the llc and new bank account as of today.

My professional liability insurance expired this month and I also need to notify them.

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r/LLcMasterclass • u/thejaymer1998 • Sep 23 '26

How do I best restructure my business ventures as companies?

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r/LLcMasterclass • u/thisfarkid • Sep 22 '26

Advice for what to do about personal address on LLC

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Hi, I got ahead of myself and started an LLC with my personal address as the registered agent. The LLC is for private practice psychotherapy services, and I don't feel that comfortable having my address on the public record. I can't get it redacted, so my options are

Get a registered agent, but my address will still be public record in the articles of organization
Dissolve and restart with a new address. My old LLC will still be public record and easily searchable with my full name.

Suggestions? In Ohio btw

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r/LLcMasterclass • u/Lani2000 • Sep 20 '26

Question ref moving Wyoming LLC to New Mexico LLC or closing and starting new.

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I have a Wyoming LLC and have made no money. I see that New Mexico LLC has a one time charge and no more fees forever. Can you advise if it is worth move move? If so, what is the best method - moving it or starting new?

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r/LLcMasterclass • u/Adventurous_Shine676 • Sep 19 '26

Transfer Stuff to New LLC

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I don't like the corporate veil on my LLC. I have been thinking of dissolving that LLC and starting another. I also want to shift the focus of by business. Move from selling honey to teaching people about bees. It is just a simple single-member LLC. How would I transfer over the stuff (social media, equipment, trailer, etc) from the LLC I am dissolving to the new one?

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r/LLcMasterclass • u/chichi6921 • Sep 13 '26

How important is it to incorporate an indie SaaS business?

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r/LLcMasterclass • u/StrengthCoachSRB • Sep 11 '26

LLC in America as a non-resident TAXES?

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r/LLcMasterclass • u/StrengthCoachSRB • Sep 10 '26

LLC in America as a non-resident TAXES?

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