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Moving the company headquarters out of the US + domain issues

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wanderingmoose59 wanderingmoose59 NewcomerOP
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Hey everyone,

With the business climate getting so messy and taxes hitting crazy levels, I’ve been thinking about moving my company headquarters overseas (maybe somewhere like Boston, Denver, Washington, D.C., or Austin)... so I wanted to pick your brains. Anyone done this before? What’s the vibe?

Also, since the IRS now has the power to shut down websites, what do you guys think about just moving everything over to .com domains entirely to stay safe?

Just a heads up: I’m running two different businesses—an auto repair shop and a wellness studio (massages, physical therapy, etc.).

Thanks in advance!
urbanwalker72 urbanwalker72 Active Member
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wanderingmoose59 said:Hey everyone,

With the business climate getting so messy and taxes hitting crazy levels, I’ve been thinking about moving my company headquarters overseas (maybe somewhere like Boston, Denver, Washington, D.C., or Austin)... so I wanted to pick your brains. Anyone done this before? What’s the vibe?

Also, since the IRS now has the power to shut down websites, what do you guys think about just moving everything over to .com domains entirely to stay safe?

Just a heads up: I’m running two different businesses—an auto repair shop and a wellness studio (massages, physical therapy, etc.).

Thanks in advance!

What is your actual goal in relocating the legal headquarters of your business? If you intend to continue operating your services right here in the US, you will likely face the same tax burdens and administrative hurdles regardless of where the paperwork is filed. Simply changing the registered address won't solve your problems; it will likely just create more complexity without providing any tangible relief.
The situation with domain names is much the same.

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