Having the right software to complement your projects can help any digital nomad manage their tasks and make their work a lot easier to do. We’ve already covered what kind of hardware you need beyond just a laptop computer. As long as you’ve got the right equipment - both hardware and software - you can work from anywhere, going online whenever you have to deliver your finished products to your clients. Chances are, you still have a job and you have to work. If you have any questions, please feel free to reach out at and I'd be happy to provide a complimentary consultation.Being a digital nomad doesn’t just mean you’re on a permanent vacation, living out of your van, tiny house, or RV.
So, I always recommend having a consultation with an attorney and accountant to make your final decision so the entity structure aligns with your current needs, future needs, exit plan, and tax strategy. For example, LLC's must allocate 100% of their interests at all times whereas corporations may have stock set aside, authorized but unissued, for future endeavors (compensation, fundraising, etc.). This is a good primer to get a sense of each entity type, but ultimately there are a lot of nuances that go into the selection decision. Let me know if it would be helpful to have a guide on those types of entities as well. Two entity types not included in the guide are series limited liability companies (very prevalent for fund formation) and benefit corporations. I thought it might be helpful to share a guide I created that's provides some higher level information about a few entity types that you can find here. I've seen a lot of questions come up recently about entity selection for funds and acquisition companies, as well as s-corps (which is a tax election, not a type of entity).
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