My husband is active duty and it appears that we will be moving to a new duty station every 2 - 3 years. I have been successful in finding work, but professional development and advancement is difficult when you move so frequently. I would like to incorporate my own consulting business and work from a home office. But since we move so frequently, I am not sure about the best way to make this work given all the varying state laws and taxes. I would hate to have to incorporate in each new state we move to, that seems like it would be a nightmare. If anyone has any experience, advice, or information regarding a resource available to help counsel military spouses in developing their own businesses, I would appreciate any info you could pass along. Thank you!

Try emailing Ms. Harvey: No links, email the site to the OP if you'd like

I've heard her speak and my guess is she can help you.

Good luck!

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If you're thinking of incorporating your business as opposed to setting up an LLC or LP then you can choose any state to incorporate your business in. Nevada is a great place for corporations because it offers the best asset protection, privacy protection, and there are no state taxes in Nevada.
Whenever you move to a new state you would only need to qualify to do business in the "new" state as a Nevada Corporation.

I've been reading 'Own Your Own Corporation-Why the Rich Own Their Own Companies and everyone else works for them' by Garrett Sutton. It explains the differences between LP, LLC, C Corp. and S Corp., etc. I highly recommend it for a better understanding of starting a business-mil. spouse or not.