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It says :
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You must do business with an IPSP in your region.
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You region is defined by where is your PRINIPAL/MAIN office located.
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If you have multiple offices - The office where your staff, your marketing activities, "the mind and management" of your operations are located, will determined your region.
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You have to pay income tax at the location you are conducting business.
(If you are a foreing webmasters and you have incorporated in the USA to comply with Visa new Regulations - you'll have to file annual tax return to the IRS. You will pay tax on your net income (revenue less deductible expenses). If you are paying dividensd to yourself in your home country, you must check if there is a DTT (double tax treaty) between the USA and your country for more details. i.e. : When you pay dividends to a foreign entity, there is a withholding tax on the dividends payment that you must remit to the IRS.
If there is no DTT between the USA and your country, you won't likely recevie a FTC (foreign tax credit) on the witholding tax you paid to the IRS.
Example : If your Nevada corp pays 100k in dividend to yourself in Canada; your Nevada corp will remitt 25k to the IRS. So you'll receive only 75k. The CCRA (Canada Custom Revenue Agency) will tax you at 45% on 100k (not 75k). So you'll have to remitt to the CCRA the amount of 45k.
You now only have 30k out of the 100k that your Nevada corp paid to you. But, because the Canada has a DTT with the USA, you can claim back the tax you paid to the IRS (it was witheld by the Nevada corp, but it is YOU who paid it).
So you can claim back 25k to the CCRA and expect TONS and TONS of questions and hassles.
**If your Country doens't have a DTT with your Country; you are fucked. You'll pay tax 2 times.
Good Luck!
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