Question

My company plans on launching several new services including search engine optimization services, online article marketing services, online video marketing services, help with blogging, web 2.0 strategies, etc. Other than occasionally meeting with a client to sign a contract or have lunch with them, 99% of the work will be done from my home office or from a laptop computer at the nearest Starbucks coffee. My understanding is that my company must charge sales tax on these services. But, my question is whether or not I need a sales tax permit for my home address location or whether I can use my existing sales tax permit that I set up using my Texas resident agent as the location. I use this sales tax permit location any time I charge sales tax on e-commerce purchases from one of our online stores. I'm hoping I can get away using this existing sales tax permit so I can avoid the State of Texas using my home address and publishing it on their site, leading to more junk mail, etc.