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Originally Posted by baddog
You had better look up that definition and requirements to meet it.
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They do notine "place of business" anywhere in the regs. They define everything else in Sec. 75.1 Definitions.
The dictionary defines it as this:
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place of business
n : an establishment (a factory or an assembly plant or retail store or warehouse etc.) where business is conducted, goods are made or stored or processed or where services are rendered"
Find any law that says United States citizens can not have a place of business outside of the USA and I will file the next suit against the Government myself and add you free as a plaintiff. They can not regulate where your office is or how many of them you have. Anyone who does international business already knows this. There are even special tax laws for living abroad and earning foreign income.
Personally, I have one office in the USA and one I
just set up in Colombia. I will soon be setting another up in Asia. My records will be where I choose and nobody else and listed on my sites exactly where they can be found. I will be compliant and that office will be open for inspection between 9am - 5pm five days a week.
If one were so inclined to rent office space from another and put a person at that location on the payroll to be the custodian of records, how is that illegal? I'm all ears.