Where can I get a Reseller's License in Illinois?
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You can go to the Illinois Department of Revenue and here's their website containing the information you need \n\nhttp://www.revenue.state.il.us/Businesses/TaxInformation/Sales/rot.htm\n\nYou can also call them at 1800732-8866 or 1217782-3336
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Just register your business with the secretary of states office. \n\nHere is the link on the steps you need to take. The last step includes finding out if you need other licenses.\n\nhttp://www.ss.ca.gov/business/resources.htm
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Go here and enter your city and state:  http://www.forsalebyowner.com
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try: state of illinois . gov
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http://www.businesslicenses.com/
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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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Most wholesale companies or supplier require a state reseller's license, or tax payer id number. You may need to have a business license to be able to do business in your city. Some times your credit history is also check.\n\nNow if you are looking for apparel wholesalers, I recomemd you to go to Wholesale411.com. There you can search for clothing wholesalers, and more... Also go to Liquidations.com, this is a wholesale auction site where you can buy different kind of apparel by the quantity.\n\nAlso go to Entrepreneur.com for more information.\n\nHope you the best...\n\nLuis Galarza, Business and Communication Consultant\nGet telecommunication tips at http://www.cogni360blog.co.nr\nand free business tips at http://luisgalarza.blogspot.com
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Acquire a license of affiliation/franchise from the company .
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Contact your local county office and check the process of getting the distributor's license you are interested in.\n\nOr go to your Secretary of State website (they often have a section on how to start a business) and search for the information on distributor's license
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Here is your first step:\nhttp://spinotew.commerce.state.il.us/dfsim.nsf/ef155608d8fab5c88625657f005bc355/4e7f9488df25a5688625663a0072179a?OpenDocument
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Fictitious name/business name registration would suffice. Businesses, even the smallest home-based operations, are required to register with either their city or county. Check with your city or county office the procedures in filing for business registration.\n\nLicenses are for specific businesses (e.g. restaurant, daycare) and marketing businesses are not often asked to apply for licenses. But to be sure, contact your county and ask for the requirements. On the Web, you can start by going to your Secretary of State website, which often have the information on how to start a business in your area.\n\nGenerally, businesses need an Employer Identification Number (EIN) or federal tax identification number. The EIN is used to identify a business entity such as a corporation, LLC, or partnership. Sole proprietorships that need to pay federal excise of employment taxes are required to get an EIN. The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) web site at http://www.irs.ustreas.gov/businesses/small/article/0,,id=98350,00.html contains all the information you need about EIN and how to apply for an EIN electronically.\n\nA business that sells any tangible item is required to get a sales and use tax license. Sales and use tax that applies to the retail purchase, retail site, rental, storage, use or consumption of tangible personal property and certain services vary between states. Check with your state Comptroller office for the requirements and procedures in getting a sales tax number.\n\nAnother thing to consider is zoning permit, especially for home-based business. This is especially important if clients will be going to your home. While many home based entrepreneurs get away with not having to file zoning permits, the litmus test is often the neighbors. If a neighbor complains, then that's when the zoning board typically steps in.
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I can help you get a License but it will be from another State but it will be legal.\n\nDrop me a line.
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Heres whats in Illinois\nStore: 801  (Granite City)\n\n3477 Hwy 111 & Route 35\nGranite City, IL  62040\nPhone: (618) 931-0084\nFax: (618) 931-8884\nHours: Mon-Fri: 7-7   Sat: 8-1   Sun: 9-4\n\nStore: 824  (Genoa)\n\n601 Derby Line Rd\nGenoa, IL  60135\nPhone: (815) 784-8444\nFax: (815) 784-5504\nHours: Mon-Fri: 7-6   Sat: 8-5   Sun: 9-4\n\nStore: 823  (Gurnee)\n\n3630 Washington Street\nGurnee, IL  60031\nPhone: (847) 360-8420\nFax: (847) 360-8421\nHours: Mon-Fri: 7-6   Sat: 8-12   Sun: CLOSED \n\nStore: 825  (Hinckley)\n\n801 E Lincoln Av \nHinckley, IL  60520\nPhone: (815) 286-9084\nFax: (815) 286-7048\nHours: Mon-Fri: 7-6   Sat: 8-4   Sun: 9-4\n\nStore: 806  (Naperville)\n\n1704 N Aurora Road \nNaperville, IL  60563\nPhone: (630) 355-8420\nFax: (630) 355-2342\nHours: Mon-Fri: 7-6   Sat: 8-12   Sun: CLOSED\n\nStore: 810  (Palatine)\n\n2234 N Rand Road\nPalatine, IL  60074\nPhone: (847) 991-0130\nFax: (847) 991-3908\nHours: Mon-Fri: 7-6   Sat: 8-12   Sun: CLOSED\n\nStore: 811  (Romeoville)\n\n1400 Independence Blvd\nRomeoville, IL  60441\nPhone: (630) 759-4784\nFax: (630) 759-4841\nHours: Mon-Fri: 7-6   Sat: 8-12   Sun: CLOSED
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Go to your local department of licensing or department of motor vehicles.
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You can apply for business license in the county or city that the business is located. The fee will be based on the category of the business or projected sales. Or go to South Carolina Business One Stop http://www.scbos.com/default.htm and create your login account in order to register your business.\n\nRemember though that if you are offering a business opportunity, SC requires that it be registered first with the state before you can place advertisements about your business opportunity.\nhttp://www.scsos.com/bus_opp.htm
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You can go to the State of IL website and download the application.  http://www.isp.state.il.us/foid/  Or you can go to any place that sells firearms or hunting supplies and they probably have the applications as well.
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Health Department, city hall, state board of equalization (resale numbers & sellers permits).  Call your local politicians office.