Solopreneurs can't register an S-Corp without a physical business address separate from their home

Freelancers and solo entrepreneurs living in rental properties face bureaucratic barriers when trying to incorporate as an S-Corp because they lack a dedicated business office address. This forces them to either abandon tax-efficient business structures, use expensive virtual office services, or navigate confusing workarounds with their landlords and state filing requirements. Current solutions are fragmented—some states have unclear rules, virtual offices are costly, and many solopreneurs don't know what options actually exist.