[mangeletti]

The answer is not, "um, it depends on X", which usually indicate a lack of understanding of the problem as well as a lack of knowledge about the solution. People, especially tech nerds which tend to have ego issues, need to learn to just say "I don't know", or to simply not answer a question that they don't know the answer to. It doesn't depend on anything. The best place to register a business for international travel is the same as the best place to avoid having to pay taxes on your income, while maintaining impunity. The Cayman Islands, for instance, make for an interesting conversation. The only real problem that you have to be okay with breaking a few laws. For instance, if you are traveling in countries that require you to pay income tax for income earned while in their country, and you are working for an American company of the contractor, etc., technically you need to pay taxes there, but most people in the situation would not. If you are okay with breaking those types of laws, then your best bet is just to find a place that is willing to hide your information, hence the Cayman Islands. Now, the Cayman Islands won't work for everyone, because you have to have a significant investment to found a company there, but you can do this and other places with little or no investment, such a Belize, or any number of tax havens.

[spitfire]

> The answer is not, "um, it depends on X", which usually indicate a lack of understanding of the problem as well as a lack of knowledge about the solution. People, especially tech nerds which tend to have ego issues, need to learn to just say "I don't know", or to simply not answer a question that they don't know the answer to. It doesn't depend on anything.

Preach!

Boy do they go red when you simply say "If you don't know the answer, please don't confuse people more."