If my cousin wants to sell his own toolkits legally, what does he have to do?
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It depends on the country your cousin lives in.  Assuming your cousin lives in the USA, it will then vary on which state he lives in.  The easiest way your cousin can sell his toolkits are on Ebay.  But once your cousin reaches a certain income level from these sales, this will need to be reported to his state & to the IRS.\n\nI would suggest your cousin to contact the US commece dept, the IRS & his state for further clarification.
332691
He's a crackhead! The number one rule of selling is "Don't get high off your own supply!" But he will eventually, it's inevitable. You did the right thing.  He either stops selling and gets some help or cut his A-S-S loose!
132314
does it have to be legal?  sale your stuff man. or get a job.  there is no easy way out.
325628
sue..make him do it...quick claims deed may do it too
836989
I think you have to go to a lawyer for that. My cousin was going to do that one time and I think I heard him say something about going to a lawyer to do that.
241624
Well it looks like your off to a good start. Ebay is an excellent way to sell things. Good luck!
755329
try selling your computer
254459
Depends on exactly what you're selling.  If it's educational goods, you might check the web sites of local boards of education to get addresses of individual schools, for example.
722782
start selling something back to the telemarker
282799
go to legal500.com you will find everything you need.
285603
He's just an opportunist who will sell them on ebay.  Ask for your fair share of the profits beforehand.
295781
tell me what you need to sell..i need to buy... so
117642
He likely wants an "NDA" or Non-Disclosure Agreement.  Ask a business attorney to draw you one up, or find an example online.
89045
Not legal ones..... Just Kidding. Actually, I've been doing work through ebay for years now, and making quite alot of money at it. I asked my parents if I could sell some things on E-Bay, and they set it up for me, and I have made over $29,880.57 to date. I just ask around for people's junk that they don't want, or I buy it from them cheap, and then post and sell. If your parents dont want you to do that, then tell them you will share a part of what you make. Don't forget about shipping and handling fees (usually about 5$ an item). If this doesn't work out, I have several other LEGAL advices that you can follow. Email me back at kingofpythias@yahoo.com, I'm glad to help.
1121992
Tell her what you expect and that feelings and family can't come into it when you're talking about running a business.  If she's not willing to work it your way when you're the one doing 99% of the footwork, offer to help her start her own business/paypal account/website and split the business.  Tell her she'd probably do better on her own anyway because since you have the majority of items in the "shop" her stuff may be getting overlooked.  You can offer to put links up on your website for her website and stuff like that to help her get started.  Good luck!!  I know how hard telling family to get lost (or anything similar) is really hard. :)
819320
Think about a booth in a local flea market, or swap meet.  I have seen guys who have set up a little retail business selling new, custom built computers.  The overhead is cheap. Also, you could keep your inventory in your car and sell to your techno geek friends at coffee houses, etc.  I know a guy who literally had a "satchel full of blues," Cd's that he had left over after his music store failed.  He would sell them to his friends at restaurants and coffee houses.
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As with any other distribution arrangement, you'll need to contact the corporation http://www.rolandus.com/corporate/\n\nThey will be able to help you with what the requirements are for you to do this.  You should also look around in your area to see if there are any other authorized dealers as there may be some restrictions about proximity of other dealers.  [thats just a paranoia point and probably would not affect you.]