What is the legal difference between licensing and selling a product?
477762
When you license a product you are allowing the purchaser to use the product, but they do not own it.  When you sell a product the puchaser own the product and rights to the product as well.  Generally software products are licensed.
74616
if you have atelent to make something that is saleable
826030
I think it depends on the state you live in.  You will need to check with the folks who handle licenses in your area. I sold on ebay a few years ago and you did not need one in the state of MD at that time.  I am not sure about where you live.
500505
If it is herbal you do not need a license but you can also not claim a cure. It takes a patent and scientific testing to get anywhere.
179506
it depend on what country you are from and what type if company you are doing\n\nlet's say i am from Singapore,\n\ni will contact the Business Authority to get register for a license so that i can get a commericial license to sell things.\n\nif it's a web company, dun bother, just setup one and too register one commerical licence if you want to expand and provide service.\n\nif it's a porn company. whaha. that'a quite alot of regulation to ahere.
541736
Actually, the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) makes it illegal to produce or distribute technology that can circumvent measures taken to protect copyrighted materials. \n\nThe act of bypassing the encryption security measures is itself illegal under the DMCA. Case in point: it is illegal to sell software that can bypass the security put in place on DVDs, even if the user only wants to be able to watch DVDs that they have purchased on their own computer. \n\nThe legal question is whether "selling information" counts as "producing or disseminating technology". If the court finds that it does, then DMCA applies.\n\nSeveral companies have gone out of business already for providing software that allow someone to produce copies of their DVDs, because the software violated the DMCA, even though the court granted that the consumer has the right to make the copy. It's an odd paradox.
182579
Decide how you want to sell them -- via your own storefront, or via distributorship. Your decision will affect the permits and licenses you will get.\n\nYou can start by offering your items to pet supply stores or gourmet pet food shops. Ask these shop owners their procedures and how they can sell your item in their shops. \n\nI interviewed a lady in Chicago who started a business selling gourmet ice cream for dogs. You may want to read her story to give you some ideas of how to market your product http://www.womenhomebusiness.com/startup/chillydawg.htm
994894
Of course you can do that if you have enough license or you are copy it just for backup.But please remember, you can just make one copy for backup using of each license. And you can never sell or give these copies. You must do what the license had said.
8874
The General Public License allows you to use, modify, copy *and* sell software under the license. But if you release a modified version to the public, you must make the modified source code available to the program's users, again under the GPL.
212969
It just really depends on where you are. I know that where I live you have to have a temporary license to sell any food or drink anywhere. You might want to check the laws in your town first.
999014
I'm not sure if I am getting your question: Do you produce what you are selling? Like actually producing the jam you are selling??\n\nIn any case FDA needs to be sure about those products are actually healthy, that they are produced under out of pathogens standards and, well, in case they produce any kind of disease they have someone to blame for it. So it is because they have to take care of the health of the people consuming your products.\nAnd the permit would be for the products to be consumed by people, not for you selling them.\nHope you find this info useful
909754
Getting a "License" means that the trade in question has certain obligatory knowledge associated with said trade.. For example, I am a builder and am required to be "Licensed" by the state to ensure that I am familiar with and able to produce work that is at the slandered of the states building code requirements... Same goes for Real estate, plumbing, electrical, doctors etc... It is different then a business license....
1151149
I understand your question. Maybe this could help:\n\nhttp://www.legaldocument.com/products.html
163582
you should not be collecting taxes without the proper license from the sales tax bureau in the state you are operating in. they would have all the forms and information you need to collect the right taxes. generally if you are selling out of state and don't have a physical presence in the state of the buyer, then you would not collect sales tax on the item.
72953
probably just a vendor's license.  get in touch with your local vendor's license bureau and check with them.  I started my company 5 yrs ago and it has grown to selling products that are for doctors offices and can be used in hospitals, and no one has asked for any other licenses.\ngood luck
1070561
No.  As long as you don't sell it as the brand name, it's legal.
930570
People advertise products or services or both. If you choose to promote a product, you will want to inform the potential buyer about this product, its uses, and the benefits it offers--makes life easier, for example.  To advertise services well, you'll give potential client the reasons to use these services now.  For fun, you can use an imaginary product or service in your presentation.  If you can "sell" this product or service to yourself, your presentation is great. Good Luck!