Before buying a shotgun which forms do you have to fill out?
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Unless you are in one of the few communist states in America, all you will need to fill out is a 4473...all of your personal information, a question asking if you are the actual buyer of the firearm, several questions concerning any criminal record, a question concerning your american citizenship, another asking if you have ever denounced your citizenship, and that's about it...the store calls the FBI, they make sure you are telling the truth and you can legally own a firearm, and if you are approved, you're done.  Alot less complicated than it sounds...plus, of course, you must be 18 or older...
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You need the form itself, and you also need a form 1098, to report to the IRS.  Both can be obtained thru the IRS, or you can goto a local office supply store, and purchase them in a small packet, which usually has 8 to 10 of these forms, printer ready.\n\nYou can download the necessary forms and instructions from the IRS, or have them mailed to you.  Ive provided the link
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Form 1040ES, available here:\n\nhttp://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-pdf/f1040es.pdf
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check with your state website they usually have any form, furmulas needed for figuring taxes for businesses for federal you can check the irs website
418948
Actually it depends on the state you live in.  In Georgia, you only have to be 18 to purchase rifles and shotguns...handguns are restricted to age 21 and older.
849166
lets get some thing strate non of you know what your talking about, shotguns are not classed as firearms there smothbors, rifles are firearms. Both you requiare a licence for which can be obtained by contacting your local constabulary for an aplication form, then the veting begins (shotgun and firearms certificate) As long as you have the right certificate then every hunnting rifel is legal to you, as long as its endorsed on your licence and you are a member of a clube or have the apropriate land to use it on. There is a rifle for every job from rabbits to foxs right the way up to deer and more
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Head to your local County Clerk's Office for a pistol permit.  You'll have to fill it out, get fingerprinted and wait.  And wait.
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Federal requirements:\na) Rifles & shotguns- 18 years of age\nb) Handguns- 21 years of age\nc)Must be a citizen, or an alien in this country legally\nd) Must be sound of mind\ne)Cannot be discharged from the US military under dishonarable conditions\nf)Cannot have committed a felony punishable by a jail term of a year or more.\nThese are the basic federal regulations. Local regulations vary from state to state. Some states are stricter than others,check with your local authorities. When buying the gun, you will also need a driver's license, or state issued  ID card as identification.
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Send in your receipts. They also usually have a form to fill out.
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WHERE DO I SIGN UP AND CAN I BRING MY GUNS
658779
depends on your state...check your state's webpage for dowloadable forms
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No purchase permits are required for handgun purchases in Minnesota. You'll need to fill out ATF form 4473 - so you'd better not be a felon, mentally ill, dependent on illegal drugs, or a couple of other disqualifiers I can't remember off the top of my head. Then you'll submit to a criminal background check, and endure the state-mandated 7-day waiting period. If your background check comes out okay, you're not nuts or a felon, and your cash is green, you'll go home with a handgun on day 7.
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This site here is a damn good place to start looking for that.\nThey also have it in paper version that you can have delivered to your home.\n\nhttp://www.shotgunnews.com/
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While I would like to own a class three weapon, I wouldn't ask such a question in an open forum.  Currently, the convenience store (BATF) is pursuing several legal gunsmiths for various reasons.  If they found out you did this they would be at your door.
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http://egov.oregon.gov/DOR/PERTAX/formspit.shtml
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Depending on the state in which you reside, the answer may be a qualified "yes." In order to purchase a Class III (select fire) firearm, you need a couple of things:\n\n1. It has to be legal in your state.\n\n2. You need permission from the chief law enforcement officer in your county - ordinarily the sheriff.\n\n3. You need to decide EXACTLY what firearm you want to purchase - not just the model, but the exact serial number. You'll need that for the next step.\n\n3a. The firearm has to have been manufactured, assembled (and imported, where applicable)  prior to May 19, 1986.\n\n4. You need to fill out an ATF form (number escapes me) begging permission from them to own such a firearm. You need to include the serial number, hence step #3.\n\n5. You need to have a secure location to place the firearm in your house. The ATF can show up any time - day or night - for a spot check to see that the gun is on the premises listed in step 4 and that you're the only one that has access to it.\n\n6. You need to pay a $200 tax for having such a firearm. I don't recall if it's $200 once or every year, but it's a pittance. Annoying, but a pittance.\n\nReally, your best bet is to find a dealer that specializes in Class III firearms. A quick call to a local gun shop will help you find one.
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http://www.mycorporation.com/taxforms.htm