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Originally posted by ClevelandSlim
lol. exactly.
what about this...
domain123.com/AMERICAN-hoes/join.html
this will be the join page for my american project...
but what about my vice president FiFi, my main exec in france with his trusty sony digicam and host of hooker/models that jointly comprise domain123.com/FRENCH-hoes/join.html
doesn't that fuckin constitute an "offshore" presence?
visa is smarter than this.
my friends, this sounds like the handy work of bush administration to me
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Hmmm... we own companies in three European countries, do business between the companies and bill eachother, do projects together, etc...
In order to continue using our US IPSP's we would need to get a US presence and use e.g. our domain statsremote.com just as we do now, the only difference is that domain now is US owned. So, what's wrong with setting up stats-remote.com owned by a European company and using a European IPSP? There are no tax issues as the companies would have all necessary agreements and pay all required taxes, that's what lawyers and accountants are for.
Am I missing something here?