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Subject:
RESELLER/TAX ID
Category: Business and Money > Small Businesses Asked by: rodeovoss-ga List Price: $10.00 |
Posted:
04 Jan 2004 12:16 PST
Expires: 03 Feb 2004 12:16 PST Question ID: 293080 |
i would like to sell some products on ebay. i found a couple of good wholesale sites but in order to purchase products i nedd to enter my reseller id, or tax id. what is this ,where can i get one , how much does it cost, what does the process involve, do i need to own my own business to get one? thanks |
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Re: RESELLER/TAX ID
Answered By: leader-ga on 04 Jan 2004 13:26 PST Rated: |
Hello rodeovoss-ga: It is a pleasure to answer your question. I am answering your question because I have myself applied for a reseller ID in the past to sell products on eBay. A genuine wholesaler will require a reseller or tax ID. A reseller ID is needed so that you can identify yourself as exempt for the sales tax (in your case) or to report sales tax on the items you sell (in the case of the wholesalers). Yes, you have to be a business entity in order to get a reseller ID. It is far easier than it looks. You just have to go to a district attorney office of your local area and register yourself as a sole proprietorship. You just have to fill a couple of forms and pay a fee of around $50 (Fee varies state to state). The officials at the office should tell you where to get the forms and get them notarized. Usually, there are many offices near the district attorney office that will provide you those forms and get you notarized. You will just need your social security card and a Photo ID. When you are done with the process of registering your business, the district attorney office will provide you a reseller ID (Tax exempt certificate) with a reseller ID number on it. Don?t worry; it is one of the easiest things to do. Let me know if you get stuck or still feel confused. I will help you until you get your reseller ID and begin selling on the eBay. NOTE! There are lots of wholesalers on the internet who won?t ask you for a reseller ID. These are not genuine wholesalers. They are people who are themselves resellers. They buy products from the wholesalers and charge you an extra amount. So, the easiest thing to do here is go to the District Attorney Office of your area (or the area where you want your business to be registered) and ask them to provide you with the forms of establishing a business as sole proprietorship. I will wait for your response. Here is a similar question by someone else. http://www.geekvillage.com/forums/showthread.php?threadid=18940 Sincerely, Leader-ga. |
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very helpful...thank you |
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Subject:
Re: RESELLER/TAX ID
From: expertlaw-ga on 04 Jan 2004 14:00 PST |
Dear rodeovoss, Depending upon where you live, the place you would go to register your business entity may vary. The state and county government websites for the place where you live are highly likely to provide details on registering a business, although it can at times be difficult to find. (As you may have alreadly seen, many governmental entities have poorly organized websites.) |
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