Q: I'm renting space in a boutique to sell jewelry, and the boutique collects and reports the sales tax. Do I still need a seller's permit?
A: Usually yes. Unless the boutique buys your pieces or formally sells them on consignment as the seller of record, you are the seller. Here is what you need in Miami:1. Florida sales tax registration2. Local business tax receipt3. Fictitious name registration if you use a brand name4. Written agreement with the boutique stating who the seller of record is
A: Usually yes. Unless the boutique buys your pieces or formally sells them on consignment as the seller of record, you are the seller. Here is what you need in Miami: 1. Florida sales tax registration 2. Local business tax receipt 3. Fictitious name registration if you use a brand name 4. Written agreement with the boutique stating who the seller of record is
Q: Do I need a seller's permit for a home-based internet business?
A: Yes, if you sell taxable goods. An internet home business usually needs:1. Business structure: sole proprietor, partnership, LLC, or corporation2. General business license and home occupation approval3. Seller's permit4. EIN5. Assumed name filing for your store name