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Originally Posted by Pleasurepays
you might want to do some homework to learn what tests the government uses to determine/define what your primary place of business is instead of relying on websters.com and thinking that you can unilaterally define it on your own with semantics. most likely, this is also addressed in the tax codes.
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I have been doing business internationally for a while. Trust me when I tell you I know what I can and can not get away with. There is the letter of the law and the spirit of the law. Many laws can be worked around if you apply the time to find out how to do it. OR... you can just roll over and take one in the ass because that's what your told to do.
As far as helping others, I only said I was looking into it, I didn't say it was set in stone and guaranteed. As far as taking care of myself, I am 100% compliant here in the USA and will be 100% compliant when I move in 4 weeks. My primary place of business was never in the USA in the first place. The DOJ can come and visit my office abroad when they want to see my records, during normal business hours just as they require.