After a recent pay package ruling, Elon Musk has decided to ditch the so-called “business-friendly” state of Delaware, and has set his eyes on Texas. In fact, he's not only moving Tesla to TX, he’s moving all of his X’s (SpaceX, Tesla, and Twitter) to the lone-star state. Should your business follow suit? In this video, I’ll break down the why and why not, as well as outline what trend other small businesses typically follow when it comes to incorporating.
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