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Czerka corporation is run by a chief operating officer who lives in Illinois, a chief executive officer who lives in Texas, and a chief financial officer who lives in Florida. They have a P.O box for mail in Illinois, but otherwise make all decisions together on google video chats. Under Hertz, where is Czerka corporation's principal place of business?Work with a neighbor and decide where the principal place of business is.
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