Don't forget state taxes - if you are an internet-based company and have no central office, there is really nothing keeping you bound to whatever state you live

Don't forget state taxes - if you are an internet-based company and have no central office, there is really nothing keeping you bound to whatever state you live in. Look into moving the HQ to a state like Nevada - you can pay people to be a "registered agent" which means your business mail MUST go to that person and they'll forward it on to wherever you are. Consider this "gray hat" tax advice. The tax code isn't built to handle companies without a true physical presence. They look to see where your main office is - if you don't have any, you can pretty much claim whatever state you choose. There may be rules about how long the HQ has to be in a state to qualify for the tax year, but I think that's it. Certainly ask your accountant/lawyer for more details and about the letter of the law here.