> You know there's a technical answer to this question. Not really a satisfying one, as you pointed out. > Taxes on income in Thailand. > Taxes on income in

> You know there's a technical answer to this question. Not really a satisfying one, as you pointed out. > Taxes on income in Thailand. > Taxes on income in US. Well, you don't have any income. You send all your profits to a shell company in some tax shelter somewhere (Isle of Man is an example) and only withdraw what you need for day-to day expenses. You can pay taxes on the income sitting in the tax shelter, but I can remind you of the multiplicative properties of zero. > Taxes on selling in England and France. > VAT France and England. I agree with the VAT. What if you only had warehouses in a country with a better tax code, store all your inventory there and just ship to France and England. Host your servers there and use a static IP to redirect queries from a .co.uk domain to the same site with a .tv domain. What percentage of the sale should go to France, and what percentage should go to England?