Don’t you just hate those long sales pages full of bright colors and fancy graphics that make all sorts of promises but don’t actually tell you much about the product? Me too!
So here’s my super simple sales page. It’s not fancy, it’s FAQs. And it should answer all your most important questions about me and about Creator Business Club.
About Amanda
Who are you and why should we trust you?
Great question! I’m Amanda and I’m a small business tax professional. I help people plan and manage their online businesses, particularly when it comes to business finances and taxes.
I’m an enrolled agent (EA). You can learn more about what that is here. I’m credentialed to practice tax preparation, advising, planning and representation in all 50 US states. I’m also a former individual and small business tax auditor for the IRS. So I know a lot about taxes and about small business finances.
As an EA, I’m required to abide by a code of professional ethics or risk suspension by the IRS. I’m also required to complete ethics training each year, as well as other continuing education, so you can be assured that I’m up-to-date on the latest tax law concerning creators, the gig economy and small businesses.
I started Creator Business Club (CBC) because I’ve seen a lot of bad tax and business advice in creator spaces like Facebook groups and YouTube videos (and don’t get me started on TikTok). I know lots of up-and-coming creators can’t afford to hire trustworthy but expensive financial and business pros. So I created a monthly subscription to help them understand money and taxes.
Do you do bookkeeping and tax preparation?
No, I don’t do bookkeeping and tax prep. My business is focused exclusively on tax advising and tax planning. I work mostly with new and emerging content creators and small online business owners who usually self-file their taxes. These taxpayers often need tax advice and tax planning, but don’t need (and can’t afford) all-inclusive bookkeeping and tax services, which can cost up to $1,500 a month.
I currently offer standalone tax compliance and planning sessions, tax compliance and planning retainer packages, and standalone S-corp consultations. You can learn more about these services by visiting my main business site, Coleman Tax Consulting.
Okay, enough about me, let’s talk about CBC.
About Creator Business Club
What is Creator Business Club?
CBC is a collection of resources, updated monthly, that helps creators and other small online business owners understand business finances, especially taxes.
Each month there are two podcasts for subscribers only.
The first podcast of each month is a themed podcast. For example, a podcast that reviews common tax deductions for content creators. Post-podcast follow-up emails contain helpful resources related to the theme, such as cheat sheets, checklists and links to tutorial videos.
The second podcast of each month is a Q&A. Inside CBC there’s a link to a form where you can ask questions about business finances and taxes. I’ll answer these questions in the second monthly podcast, again sending helpful resources via email as a follow-up. Just be aware that I can only provide general advice and guidance in the podcasts. If you need advice specific to your situation, check out my service offerings at Coleman Tax Consulting.
If you want a preview of the kind of content you’ll find in CBC, be sure to check out the sample podcasts on the CBC homepage.
How much does CBC cost?
CBC will fully launch in September 2026 at a cost of $27 a month.
Other Questions about CBC
Where is CBC content located?
CBC content is located within the CBC website, though video content may be hosted on a third-party site like Loom.
What content format(s) does CBC use?
CBC uses a combination of audio podcasts, text (emails) and video. Captions for videos and transcripts for podcasts will be provided.
Is CBC open to all countries?
I don’t restrict membership based on country; however, I’m only qualified to provide information about the US tax system as it applies to US residents. Since the majority of CBC content concerns US tax law (and other US-specific topics like LLC formation), I think those living and operating businesses in the US are best suited to benefit from CBC.
Hopefully this has answered all the questions you have about CBC. If you have more questions, head over to my Facebook page and ask away.