how do I obtain a resale license in the state of idaho?
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From the Idaho State Tax Commission http://tax.idaho.gov/answers_Sales_tax.htm#5 , below are the instructions for obtaining resale license:\n\n1. Use Form IBR-1 http://tax.idaho.gov/pdf/2004/Forms/Application_Registration/IBR-1_BusinessRegistForm_%206-09-04.pdf to apply for an Idaho Seller's Permit and/or a withholding account.  An Idaho Seller's Permit is not transferable.  If you have questions about sales tax, refer to the Tax Commission's sales tax brochures or call Taxpayer Services at (208) 334-7660 in the Boise area or (800) 972-7660 toll free. \n\nYou can complete and submit the IBR-1 form on-line at business.idaho.gov .  You should receive your permit in approximately 10 days using this system.  Or, you can download the IBR-1 and mail the application to the Idaho State Tax Commission, Attn: Account Registration, PO Box 36, Boise, Idaho 83722-3220 or Fax it to (208) 334-5364. You should receive your permit within four weeks\n\nHope this helps\nIsabel Isidro\nhttp://www.powerhomebiz.com
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Creating the reseller program requires an online interface to register new resellers and provide administration for existing resellers. The interface program must gateway to a merchant account and payment processing. A distribution of products and services as well as payments must be seamless and above question. Developing the program is complex and requires an experienced professional and knowledgeable management to insure all aspects of functions are included and proper. Once the program and accounts are working perfectly the attention must turn to recruiting and promotions. Marketing for resellers and advertising for top-notch sales people requires knowledge of not only how to attract the talent but also where to find them. Designing promotional materials and supplying the sales team with incentives are vital for long term relations with resellers. You can accomplish the reselling needs for your business very simply by contacting me at your earliest available time. My website, including contact information is listed in the URL source below. I look forward to working with you.
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You need to get an importers license from the federal government and also one from your state government. See link for more info.\n---------\nThis is if you are shipping container quantities.\n\nFor lesser quantities, your best bet is to do it through local liquor wholesaler - check the phone book.
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If this is a regular business activity then you should apply for a resale certificate (basically a permit) which you can provide to your supplier so they don't charge you tax on the purchase. When you sell the item you would charge the buyer sales tax and remit the collected taxes to the state.\n\nIf this is a one shot deal then just pay the sales tax on the purchase and don't bother with any tax on the sale. You need a permit to collect and remit sales taxes.\n\nAlso, bear in mind that requirements for out of State or on-line transactions may vary as well.
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You'll have to charge sales tax to those buying within your state.  To do that, you'll need a sales tax number.  Ask a local retailer where to get the application.  It's illegal to do business and not charge residents the sales tax.\nTo buy from suppliers within your state, you'll need the tax number to give them (because as a retailer you are exempt from paying the sales tax on items you buy for resale); otherwise your supplier will have to charge you sales tax.\nYou'll also need an assumed name (dba..."doing business as") certificate to be on file with the county clerk.  That's a legal requirement in most states.  You'll have to go to the county courthouse to fill out that form.  You can ask them there how to go about getting the sales tax number.
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Contact your states licensing board.
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post it on ebay and see what offers you get....the license itself is only six years from the inception date of licensing....new jersey was the first state to require and the year was 1913
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in the gov't white pages look under the heading 'license dept' and look for vendor licenses.  call them and they will be happy to help.
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each state has its own licensing bureau. You hav eto take the test and become licensed in each state you sell in.
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Contact the State Corporation Commission.\nBut a Consignment Shop would be much easier and more profit..
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Honestly it doesn't sound right. The address would look more like....\n\nSo and So Incorporated\n1234  Whatever Blvd. (or a PO Box but not both)\nWhichever City, Some State\n56789 USA\n\nThis is just an example.  If in doubt try this website, it is the secratary of state in Idaho, maybe they can help you.\n\nhttp:// idsos.state.id.us/corp/corindex.htm\n\nHope that helps you.
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1) Sign up for the Real Estate Principals course. You must then wait 18 days from sign up to take the open book course test. I used Real Estate Trainers online... http://retrainers.com/\n\n2) Pass principals course test\n\n3) Schedule your state exam which is $25.00\n\n4) Pass Test\n\n5) Receive application packet from the DRE which includes your application and finger print form after passing exam.\n\n6) Goto local police/sheriffs department or private firm for your live scan finger prints, cost +/- $75.00\n\n7) Return state application and live scan information to DRE along with your check and wait.\n\n8) Get license in the mail\n\n9) Find a broker to go work for either selling properties or working as a loan officer.\n\nI would recommend that once you sign up for the principals course that you find a testing center on www.dre.ca.gov and sign up on line for the state exam since it will most likely be a test date 6-8 weeks in the future. You don't need to have passed the principals course prior to signing up for the state exam.\n\nGood Luck
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It's called experience! Plus a license from the state. Call the secretary of State's office and ask them to send you the requirements and/or to guide you where and how!
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You'll need to get the license from the local municipality in which you want to open your shop.  You'll be required to pay a license fee, and you'll also need to collect sales tax on any parts that you sell, and remit that tax to the state.\n\nYou'll also need a federal tax id number and you'll need a state tax id number.
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Birth certificates are legally confidential in Idaho for 100 years. Death, stillbirth, marriage, and divorce certificates are legally confidential in Idaho for 50 years. \n \nIn addition, the person requesting a certified copy of a certificate must provide a photocopy of Acceptable Identification. Proof of relation may be required. Step-relatives, in-laws, great-grandparents, etc., are not immediate family as defined by Idaho statutes.
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Try using the internet or local papers, it is displayed in local papers by law.  You will have to pay a fee to go to the auction and bid.
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You need to be licensed by the Department of Insurance of each State in which you wish to sell insurance. The process of becoming licensed involves taking an approved pre-licensing course, a state exam, an application process to and through the State Department of Insurance, and a very detailed background investigation. \n\nThe website of your State Department of Insurance is likely to have a section devoted to insurance "producer" licensing, and that will be your best starting point.\n\nNote that you must also be "appointed" by the insurer(s) whose insurance you wish to sell.  Proper state licensure will be a prerequisite to appointment