And we know about the amount of cash on corporate balance sheets.With this being said, I will agree with @Brian Burke - there will be a plateauing across the board some time soon.

@Gary P.What I was suggesting is that whatever foreign entity you have (NV or TN), if it pays you dividends (for a Corporation) or distributions (for a LLC), you will show these on your CA tax return and pay CA income tax on this.

There was the ABKA (american boarding kennels association) but they have dissolved. 

What if the investor is working through a corporation and not personally?

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See Bloomberg’s list of company tax inversions, a list of over 50 large corporations who have completed inversions to avoid taxation.Texas.

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An LLC or corporation can't be classified as a dealer.Of course, laws vary from state to state, seek your own local legal advice.

LLC's can't have shelf stock, so if a partner wants out, someone has to buy their shares (the LLC can't own shares of itself the way a corporation can since it only exists as a vehicle for the partners' interests).