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Here is an example of a business that needs a seller's permit:
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53701.
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First,
business entity formation: sole owners need to register the trade name with an assumed business name LLC or Corporation.
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Second, in WI, you will also need a sales tax ID to buy in bulk and sell in small amounts since you will need to charge and remit sales tax to the state of WI.
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Third,
you said that you will have one employee that subjects you to have to register for employment state and federal taxes. That requires an employer ID from the IRS and an employer ID from the state.
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Fourth,
all starting businesses must select a tax structure such as sole owner partnership LLC or corporation but regardless since the firm trade name :"Robertg
xyz
kaNexas53701" which is required to be filed with a(an) Dane County fictitious firm trade name except in the case where a Limited Liability Co. or a corporate entity is set up for that reason such action would record the assumed business name and so you will not need to file a DBA Doing Business As certificate.
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Fifth, Other businesses
in 53701,
must get a
Madison business license simply because they are businesses.
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