Quote Originally Posted by stickyd View Post
Yes, it's true, as long as you move there with it!

No, it is NOT true.

It is ONLY true IF you move AND IF YOU DO NOT SELL IN THE UNITED STATES MARKET


The likelihood of being inspected approaches zero for a truly offshore company but the law does apply even to non-residents if they sell to US residents.

Find one person who is licensed to practice law [ not someone who has watched 3 episodes of Boston Legal and regularly reads GFY] that agrees that if you are entirely outside of the US and selling to US residents that you do not need to comply with US laws regarding the sale of that product.

If it were so easy to shun US law for non-residents, then why have so many gambling companies that are ENTIRELY offshore closed their sites to US residents? Companies with literally tens of millions of dollars in annual US-sourced revenue and the financial ability to retain the best legal advice either do not agree with you or else somehow have completely missed the magical legal loophole you believe exists!