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Originally Posted by RawAlex
Seperate disclaimer: If any part of your company is in the US (specifically a company for billing, etc) or you present a US address for your company, then yes, I would say you are subject to 2257 all the way.
You can't have it both ways. If you need to be a US company for billing, then you are a US company for everything else too.
Alex
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I respectfully disagree
My US company and my Canadian company are two different entities.
One provides a small service to the other, and generates no profits. The only ties that bind them are my name as the President. I am a Canadian Citizen.
If international arms of US companies were obligated by default to follow US law, there would be no sweatshops, child labour, or a whole host of gross indecencies perpetuated around the world.