This post by trailboss is exactly the kind of thing webmasters need to be wary of. The only lawyers who can define "US entity" or "US presence" are the lawyers for VISA, and until they do, with particularlity that allows adult webmasters to latch on and take action based on those definitions created by VISA, then any quickfix action taken may be money down the drain.
I am still drowning with literature and emails based on these new changes, and still cannot decipher the VISA crap. The worst thing about this entire situation is the vague "requirements" that they set forth when they issued these new rules.
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Originally posted by trailboss
I been telling you guys what to do. Does everybody on this board have Dane Brammage?
Forget about the lawyers they are leeches and will just suck money from your wallet.
Find a Full Service Resident Agent, one that has a corporate strategist.
Talk to them, ask questions.
Lawyers don't know about tax laws and all that IRS SHIT!
Corporate Strategists do.
Here's what I posted before. I'm not Spaming, I just want to give you guys some information.
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Incorp Services, Inc. is one of my clients and they have a special Deal for Foreign Webmasters that need to form a Nevada corporation.
They will draft your articles, file them with the Secretary of State, the only fee you pay is the State fee of $175USD or $275USD if you require it to be expedited.
Corporate Records Book, Seal and stock certificates is $75 additional.
Resident Agent service is $49 first year $99 there after. Service includes free domestic mail forwarding. Canadian mail forwarding is $100 + postage.
Their website is www.incorpservices.com
They can be reached toll free at 1-800-2-incorp
Call for details - ask for Doug and mention the Foreign Webmaster Package.
They currently serve as Resident Agent for over 5000 Nevada corporations.
So Call 'em.
Trailboss
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