Hi! All. I hope there is someone who may able to answer this kind of question.
If I get used furniture, reform it and sell it in my store, do I need a second hand dealer's license?
For example, I will paint the old chair with my art design such as flowers or landscapes, so the chair may look totally different piece.
Thanks in advance!
Yoshi
That kind of a license is for those who are selling 'sweep' hands (the ones that rotate at 1 RPM) for clocks.
Business licenses are almost always a matter of _local_ jurisdiction, and sometimes the _state_ level (if you're doing something where you have to collect sales tax).
You need to ask this kind of question of someone who knows what the rules are *WHERE*YOU*LIVE* and/or work.
City Hall, the *LIBRARY*, and a near-by federal "Small Business Administration" office would seem to be fruitful places for exploration.
Wouldn't that depend on the local or state laws? Ed
Sat, Sep 13, 2003, 11:22pm (EDT+4) snipped-for-privacy@aol.com (ZZ212) wants to know: I hope there is someone who may able to answer this kind of question.
Well, yes, yes there is someone that can answer that question.
If I get used furniture, reform it and sell it in my store, do I need a second hand dealer's license?
Now, think about this for a minute. OK, this is an international newsgroup, you didn't bother to say where you are, or any other vital details.
Give up? I thought so. It's your local licensing people - city, county, state, government. Try your local phone book, for a start.
I really don't know why, but it just continues to amaze me, that people will ask questions like that here, along with a total lack of details, and actually expect to get a coherent answer. Well, as a matter of fact, you did, but probably not one you were wanting, 'cause now you have to do your own homework.
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Somehow I think we're feeding this troll.
'He' says, " . . . and sell it in *MY* store . . .". IF he has a *any kind* of 'bricks & mortar' establishment he HAS to have ALREADY gotten some kind of State license and/or tax collection number, along with the information packet. If he hasn't, I'm sure it's only a matter of time before the local L & I Department {odd, that they usually share offices with the local Tax Collection offices ? - HA !} WILL be 'visiting'.
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