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You have to follow all the laws of all the countries that you or any of your employees or contractors have any presence in. Even if a prosecutor of a country y
by tlb 7y ago
You have to follow all the laws of all the countries that you or any of your employees or contractors have any presence in.
Even if a prosecutor of a country you've never set foot in decides you've done something wrong and wants to make the effort, they can create trouble for you. Ultimately they can ask your government to extradite you, and you have to defend yourself against it. You may succeed, but it'll be expensive and you'll be living under a cloud for years.
If privacy against governments is a focus, you should have ties with only one carefully chosen jurisdiction.
- jamesponddotco 7y agoHm, I might need to register the company in Germany, then — Switzerland needs a partner living there. While Panama would be perfect for privacy, living and running the company, the few dedicated server providers I saw do not come close to the price to performance ratio I found in Germany. I really wanted to live where the company is registered, though, to make things easier. Might look into getting in Germany through Portugal. Thanks!