Thanks Frob for clearing that part out for me, i was under the impressions that having the company incorporated in florida, even if we sell online we would only have to deal with us taxes not nation specific taxes, i mean even if im in venezuela we would still treat the company us only for the incorporation and legal part, the company would not be created in both countries.
By even having the company only in the us, while selling to players world wide, would that mean that we have to create the company in each country we serve? also pay taxes in each one? or only pay the taxes that are generated by revenues from that country?
Those are excellent questions. I don't know the answer for your case. I'm not a tax lawyer.
Every country and every state and even many cities have their own tax laws.
Tax rules are often different between services, physical objects, and digital goods.
In the USA, there are rules about how when goods are purchased remotely they are not taxed in the seller's state unless the seller has enough business in the remote state that it crosses a particular threshold.
In the EU, taxes are run by VAT, and it gets really complicated. If you sell digital goods online within your nation you handle tax. If you sell digital goods online outside your nation to another nation in the EU, you need to record it but not handle tax until it exceeds a "Distance selling threshold" and then you are responsible for it. And if you sell digital goods online outside the EU you need to find out if the customer is VAT-exempt and either pay or not pay, and in both cases report it to the government.
In your nation, I have no idea.