[quote author=6945504149455C240 link=1300371110/4#4 date=1300447975][quote author=6D5855735C5A515057390 link=1300371110/2#2 date=1300438235]Does it matter where the office is located? Maybe Serbia offers cheaper postage or printing or smaller taxes or whatever...[/quote]
Well it's a kind of strange for me...

Printing and postage has nothing to do with the location of an office 

According to my understanding you have to pay taxes where you are living. E.g. a lot of formula 1 pilots therefore settle in Monaco to pay less taxes, but obviously Bacrot, Naiditsch do not live in Serbia.

Just a feeling: if I am suspect why the office is in Serbia, why shouldn't I be suspect if these guys are really analysing the games themselves or if it's just an engine printout (which [i]is[/i] announced to be done on the site!)

But I promise to sit on my hands for the future of this thread  ;)[/quote]

Well, I dunno really. But in some countries you pay taxes where you work, Denmark for example. And active GMs hardly have a home, so they could have the office anywhere.

TalJechin wrote on 03/18/11 at 08:50:35:


That was my thought as well, but it still seems bizarre given that it would be more convenient to have an office in France or Germany. 

Unless they have two or more offices. Who knows.

Maybe the editorial team at Chess Informant don't need to worry after all...