The requirement to hold meetings......usually annual.....is a state law requirement and has nothing to do with the feds or taxes.
The thing is here is that you can hold meetings at your home and have the S corp pay you rent......and not report it as income per 280A(g).......and you will probably NEVER be audited even if the IRS disagrees with it. I'm not even sure how it would be flagged unless you had your S corp send a 1099 to you as an individual for the rent amount.
Anyway this is going from one pocket......your S corp's.....into what is pretty much the same pocket.......yours.....so I can't see where there's much to gain either way.
