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Originally Posted by DirtyWhiteBoy
 You know I do wear one of those football helmets with eye guards so I don't poke my eyes out... 
In all honesty, I don't want to play a game with anything. I'm just saying than anyone can have an international office if they choose. That is not illegal.
So according to what all of you are telling me, even though I am no longer going to be living in the United States and will have a foreign office and state my records will be at that office, I will still need to rent an office here in the USA to keep my records and call my primary place of business. Not a chance and the DOJ knows it. To add to that, all US citizens that already work and live abroad will have to come back to the states to do the same? Do you here what your saying?
I'm not trying to downplay this or play games... but there is no way the DOJ can stop anyone from opening up shop abroad. |
oh that's different - if you're going to change your legal residency to another country than the DOJ can't do shit to you. I know of companies who have set up all kinds of offshore companies for their adult business but their offices, server etc and most importantly their homes are in the U.S. - they're totally wrong if they think their offshore setups will protect them should they draw the short straw and are inspected.