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Lots of businesses are incorporated in states other than the residence of the owners. There can be tax and legal advantages. Investors and retirees often have on-site management that reports to them. With IP cams it is pretty easy to check up on what is happening in stores and around the tills. Computerized POS programs allow instant access to sales across the internet.
Lots of businesses are incorporated in states other than the residence of the owners. There can be tax and legal advantages. Investors and retirees often have on-site management that reports to them. With IP cams it is pretty easy to check up on what is happening in stores and around the tills. Computerized POS programs allow instant access to sales across the internet.
Not that it is any of your business, but I AM one with a business like that. Thanks for shouting. Perhaps if you repeat yourself in a larger font, more people will respond... or not.
Not that it is any of your business, but I AM one with a business like that. Thanks for shouting. Perhaps if you repeat yourself in a larger font, more people will respond... or not.
I'm asking for a specific reason, not trying to be noisy.
You didn't have to respond.
You don't learn unless you ask questions. I'm sure you tell you staff that, don't you?
I'm asking for a specific reason, not trying to be noisy.
You didn't have to respond.
You don't learn unless you ask questions. I'm sure you tell you staff that, don't you?
OK, I will bite. You asked the question for a specific reason. Many posters would have placed the reason in the first question. It helps save time for those of us that don't have a clue. What would the reason be anyway?
Since you asked though. I have known people that have had business operations in more than one state. One business was started here in my city and the owners, friends of ours, opened another larger operation in another state. They eventually moved to that state while keeping the operation opened in our area.
Another friend owns a company called Neff Headwear and he has business units in 3 or 4 states. His products are sold in 40 differant nations. The head quarters is here in the area though.
Another friend owned a lumber company back in the 80's and 90's. He had a mill in Oregon and a couple lumber yards in California along with his corporate office staff.
A friend of my parents had an oil company in Oklahoma while he lived in Westlake Village Ca. He still lives in Westlake but the oil company is no more.
I have known people that have opened locations in differant states. One family had a retail location in the Phoenix area and a few in So California.
I'm asking for a specific reason, not trying to be noisy.
You didn't have to respond.
You don't learn unless you ask questions. I'm sure you tell you staff that, don't you?
Are you rude to everyone?
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