I opened an LLC while living in Ohio, then I moved to Georgia. To have a more permanent address, I got a VirtualPostMail.com address in Walnut, California. I wonder if there are tax or other implications and if the IRS allows this option.
As long as you pay your taxes, I don't think any government cares. However you are just causing yourself more reporting issues and problems. You have to file corporate paperwork in both states, is it worth the paperwork. Easier to get either a new corp, or a new register agent in location where corp is. Anyway the bigger problem I see is; how do your customers see it, are you losing business because of it, are they thinking your hiding something... I see this all the time with people selling in Florida, but have a Nevada Corp. People don't trust them as much, And isn't sales all about trust.
Answered 9 years ago
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