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Our situation is quite complex but the tl;dr is: We were already incorporated in SA but we also needed to be incorporated in the USA if we wanted to keep servi
by antoinevg 10y ago
Our situation is quite complex but the tl;dr is:
We were already incorporated in SA but we also needed to be incorporated in the USA if we wanted to keep serving our customers.
- PerfectElement 10y agoI'm incorporated in Canada and serve many US customers. It's a SaaS and most customers don't even know or care that we are not in the US. I guess it varies depending on the type of business you are in.
- flipchart 10y agoFor South Africans it's more complex: we literally are not (legally) allowed to charge in any currency except ZAR (our local currency). When you're a small bootstrapped startup on the bottom of the world, charging in a relatively unknown currency doesn't sit well with international customers