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WI Seller's Permit.
Here's a Seller's Permit Example for the States of WI:
How To Get A Resale Permit School
Dane County
Madison
School
Madison,
53701
I will not hire any contractors or employees.
Madison,
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School How To Get A Resale Permit School
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LAlright, school food slingers of Wisconsin—let’s talk sales tax and seller’s permits, cheesehead style! 🧀 --- ### 🧾 **Wisconsin Sales Tax Rate** As of now (mid-2025), the **statewide sales tax rate in Wisconsin is 5%**. But wait! Some counties slap on an extra **0.5%** local tax. So depending on where your school is, the total might be **5.5%**. Check your county just to be sure—you know how local governments love their half-percent drama. --- ### 🍔 **Selling Food at a School – Do You Need a Seller’s Permit?** Ah, now we get into the meaty part (pun fully intended). Selling food at a school can be a little funky when it comes to tax and permits, depending on **who's selling** and **how**. Here’s the scoop: #### ✅ You likely need a **Wisconsin Seller’s Permit** **IF**: * You're selling food regularly (not just a one-time bake sale). * You're charging money (not just suggested donations). * You're operating like a business (even if it's student-run or fundraising). This permit is what lets you **collect and remit sales tax** to the state. It's like your golden ticket to not getting a nastygram from the Department of Revenue. #### 🚫 You **might NOT need a permit** if: * It’s a one-off charity or school fundraising event. * The food is given away for free (with no expectation of payment). * It's a school-run cafeteria exempt under specific rules. But hey, the rules can get tricky—especially around nonprofits and schools—so if you’re not sure whether you’re in the “free cookie” zone or the “taxable taco” zone, it’s a good idea to check directly with the **Wisconsin Department of Revenue** or get some help registering. --- ### 🎟️ How to Get That Seller’s Permit Ready to roll legit? You can snag your seller’s permit and handle your business name stuff all in one place at: 👉 They make it painless, like ripping off a Band-Aid made of paperwork. --- Got more juicy food questions or thinking of naming your school snack stand? Hit me up—I’m your snack biz sidekick! 😄 |
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Fitz burg , LLC.
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Licenses and Registrations to Start a Private Elementary School
✅ Business Registration (LLC, Corp, etc.) – for legal structure
✅ Seller's Permit – if any goods like uniforms, books, or snacks are sold
✅ Zoning and Use Permit – for operating in a location approved for education
✅ Fire Safety Inspection Certificate – because classrooms and open flames don’t mix
✅ Building Occupancy Permit – ensuring facilities are child-ready
✅ Health Department Clearance – if serving food or snacks
✅ Background Checks – for all staff, especially those working directly with children
✅ Private School Accreditation (Optional, but highly recommended)
✅ Curriculum Approval or Notice of Intent (varies based on educational guidelines)
✅ Immunization Compliance Records – for student health tracking
✅ Employer Identification Number (EIN) – for payroll and taxes
✅ Workers’ Compensation Insurance – to protect staff and satisfy labor requirements
✅ Student Safety & Emergency Plan Documentation – because “recess” shouldn’t turn into a rescue
✅ Transportation Licensing (if providing student transit)
✅ Obtain all licenses and registrations here online |
| Industry Fun Facts & Figures 🎓 📈 There are over **30,000 private K–12 schools** in the U.S., enrolling around **5 million students**. That’s a lot of juice boxes. 🧑🏫 👨🏫 The average private elementary school class size is **18 students**, compared to about **25 in public schools**—which means fewer cupcakes to bring on birthdays. 💸 💰 Tuition ranges from **\$4,000 to over \$25,000** per year depending on the region, amenities, and whether the school has, say, violin lessons or organic gardening. |
| | 🎯 🔤 Popular curriculum styles include Montessori, Classical, and Waldorf, which means you might be explaining Plato to a third grader—or planting trees by moon phase.
If you're wondering whether starting a private elementary school requires specific licenses beyond general business permits: yes, it does. But the rewards include sticky finger paintings and an unending stream of stories that begin with, "You won’t believe what Timmy said today..." |
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