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CT Resale Certificate
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CT Certificate of Authority
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File Your Connecticut Sales Tax (get Seller's Permit) Permit . The Connecticut (CT) state Sales Tax (get Seller's Permit) rate is currently 6.35%. Connecticut raised the sales and use tax r...
A seller's permit is the same as a reseller, resale, sales tax ID, wholesale license or state ID.
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Web based, Online, Websites, Home or eBay Businesses INCLUDED!!)
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CT Hartford new business.
1. Â All businesses need a(n)Â Â Â CT , Stamford
Hartford Business Permit.
2. All users of a trade name need a(n)Â
CT Waterbury  Connecticut Doing Business As (DBA) Certificate. Â
3. Sellers or buyers of wholesale/retail need a(n)Â Â
Bridgeport  (A.K.A seller's permit, state id, wholesale, resale, reseller certificate).
 4.   Employers need a(n) CT
I.e., a Stamford Federal Tax Id Number and a(n) Hartford  State Employer Tax Number Â
 5.   Note: Instead of filing an Assumed Trade Firm business name ("DBA" Doing Business As) in
Waterbury, set up a coporation in State of Connecticut  or set up a(n) Norwalk LLCÂ
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How Do I Get My
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Simply submit an online
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Here is an example of a business that needs a seller's permit:
Waterbury CT 06710
Homemade Jewellery And Crafts Waterbury, CT,
06710.
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70801
Waterbury CT 06710
06710.
DeRobert
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Guxyz
luckdas
Zoun.
Starting my own
New Haven County
Waterbury CT 06710
small new business.
Additonally, I was wondering where to get a
Waterbury seller's permit
Home Based Business |
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First,
business entity formation: your preference for forming an LLC requires that you obtain an LLC certificate and an LLC operating agreement..
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Second, in CT, in addition, since you indicated that you want to buy wholesale and sell retail, you need to obtain a Seller's permit because you will need it to buy tax free and collect taxes when you sell retail to the state of CT.
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furthermore, since you mentioned that you will hire employees, you will need to obtain both a state EIN and a Federal EIN because you will need to withhold and remit employment taxes to both the federal and state governments.
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a business structure such as sole proprietor, LLC, or corporation must be selected. Nevertheless, the assumed business name:"Roberts
xyz
cZoun06710" which must be registered with a(an) New Haven County fictitous business name or a Lim. Liab. Co. or a Corporate entity is incorporated because that would register the fictitous business name and you will not have to file a DBA
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Fifth, Home Based Business businesses
in 06710,
are required to get a
Waterbury business license just because they are businesses.
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Wholesale ID
Seller's Permit
State ID
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Where
Do I Go Get A(n) CT Seller's Permit?
How Much is A(n) CT Sellers Permit?
Is a(n) CT Resale ID Same As a Sellers Permit?
Do I Need a(n) CT Sellers Permit If I Have a Federal ID?
Why Do I Need a(n) CT Sellers Permit?
Selling/Leasing or if wanting to buy or sell
merchandise, food, equipment wholesale requires a
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| | First decide on a business structure Connecticut as a Sole Proprietor, LLC/Corp, or Partnership.
Note that each structure requires a filing. E.g., selecting an LLC, requires at least an LLC certificate, an LLC operating agreement,
a business license and a federal tax ID number.
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| | | All Businesses need a(n),
CT Business tax registration also called an occupational business License | | |
| | Selling/Leasing or if wanting to buy or sell
Connecticut merchandise, food, equipment wholesale requires a
Seller's Permit. | | |
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Using a DBA doing business as name need a
DBA Fictitious Business Name | | |
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Workers Requires a Federal EIN and a State Tax Number EIN | | |
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Do I Need A Filing Before I Obtain a Sellers Permit
Do I Need a Sellers Permit For Selling Merchandise
Do I Need a Sellers Permit If I Have a Federal ID
Do Non Profits NonProfits Need a Sellers Permit
Do Professionals Need a Sellers Permit
How Do I Get a Sellers Permit
How Long Does It Take To Get My Sellers Permit
How Much is A Sellers Permit
Is a Resale Certificate Same as a Sellers Permit
Is a Resale ID Same As a Sellers Permit
Where I Can Go Obtain A Sellers Permit
Why Do I Need a Sellers Permit |
| YOU NEED AT LEAST 2 OF THE FOLLOWING:
- Seller's Permit
- Business License
- EIN
- DBA, LLC, or Corporation
- State Employer ID
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Microgreens
| I want to start a home based growing/selling microgreens business I am going to grow and sell microgreens (tiny sprouts) to restaurants and people Can I get a print copy of the microgreens plan.
selling microgreens from home locally packaged safely sell direct to customer home selling from online store.
Ah, starting a microgreens business, are we? Well, obviously, before you can even think about sprouting those tiny little greens, you'll need to secure the all-important 'Minuscule Plant Oversight License'.
- Form an LLC for legal protections and tax benefits
- File a fun DBA like "Popeye's Microgreens"
- Get seller's permit, sales tax ID, business license
- May need food production permit and inspection
- Follow health codes for prep and storage
- Use approved seeds and growing processes
- Package and label products properly
- Check zoning rules if growing at home
- Carry product liability insurance
And don't even get me started on the 'Teeny Tiny Watering Can Permit'. You wouldn't want to risk overwatering those delicate shoots with an unauthorized watering vessel!
And heaven forbid your microgreens grow a millimeter too tall—you'll need the 'Definitely Not Full-Grown Greens Certificate' for that.
Oh, and lest we forget, if you so much as whisper words of encouragement to your budding plants, you'll be in direct violation without the 'Plant Pep Talk License'.
It's a tough world out there for a microgreen entrepreneur. Best of luck navigating the tumultuous terrain of tiny plant bureaucracy! |
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Crystals
Oh, how exciting! So you want to start a business selling crystals bracelets, jewelry, and sage?
Well, let me tell you, the list of business licenses you'll need is just as thrilling as your product lineup.
First up, you'll need a general business license because apparently, selling beautiful and healing items requires official permission.
And don't forget the sales tax permit, because who doesn't love paying taxes on their positive energy-infused purchases?
But wait, there's more! You'll also need a resale license because apparently, the government wants a cut of the profits when you resell those precious stones. And let's not forget about the home occupation permit, because selling crystals and sage from the comfort of your own home is just too risky without official documentation.
Oh, and did I mention the health department permit? Because clearly, crystals and sage have a high potential for spreading germs and must be regulated by the authorities.
And last but not least, the zoning permit is a must-have because we certainly can't have energy-balancing products being sold in just any old location!
So there you have it, the thrilling list of business licenses for your crystals bracelets jewelry and sage business. It's almost as exciting as finding the perfect crystal to align your chakras. Good luck with all that paperwork!
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Clothing
| I want to sell clothing and accessories online. I will buy the clothes then I will resell them online.
1. Business Structure
- LLC (Limited Liability Company): An LLC can protect personal assets from business liabilities and may offer tax advantages. It's a popular choice for many small businesses.
- Sole Proprietorship: This is a simpler structure but doesn't offer the personal liability protection of an LLC.
- Corporation: Suitable for larger businesses with multiple employees, but has more rigorous reporting requirements and tax implications.
2. Business License
- General Business License: Required by most municipalities, this license allows you to legally operate your clothing business.
3. Sales Tax Permit
- If you're selling clothes, many states will require you to collect sales tax. You'll need a sales tax permit to do this.
4. Employer Identification Number (EIN)
- Required for tax purposes, especially if you plan on hiring employees. It's like a Social Security number for your business.
5. Special Licenses and Permits
- Depending on your location and the nature of your clothing business, you might need special licenses or permits, such as a reseller's license or import/export licenses if you're dealing with suppliers outside of your country.
6. Certifications
- Organic Certification: If you're selling organic products, a certification may be required.
- Fair Trade Certification: If you're promoting ethically sourced products.
7. Trademarks and Patents
- If you have a unique brand name, logo, or design, consider trademarking them to protect your intellectual property rights.
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Microgreens
| Home based Microgreen business selling to local Stamford, Connecticut community. Website, online selling, delivered to homes. |
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Variety Internet Selling
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Hello Sean! It's great to meet you. I'm glad you found me, and I'm here to help you with all your licensing and registration needs. Starting a business can be tough, but with the right guidance, you'll be a success in no time.
As the famous comedian Jerry Seinfeld once said, "I don't want to be a pirate. Pirates are not funny. And they smell bad." Now let's get started! NAICS Code and Business Outlook
Before we dive into the licensing and registration requirements, let's talk about your business. The NAICS code for Variety Items merchandise is 453998.
According to IBISWorld, the revenue for this industry in 2021 was $111.8 billion, and the projected annual growth rate is 2.2% through 2026. So, it looks like you're entering a thriving market.
Keep in mind that the key to success is standing out from the competition. As the legendary business magnate Mark Cuban said, Don't start a company unless it's an obsession and something you love. If you have an exit strategy, it's not an obsession.
Selecting Ownership Structure and Licensing Requirements
Choosing the right ownership structure for your business is an important decision, and it will depend on your individual needs and goals. As you mentioned, you have several options, including sole proprietorship, partnership, LLC, and corporation.
Each structure has its advantages and disadvantages, so it's important to weigh them carefully before making a decision. In terms of licensing, you will need to obtain a general business license, as well as any specific licenses required for your industry or location. For example, you may need a food service permit if you plan to sell prepared food.
A DBA may also be necessary if you plan to use a name other than your own. It's always best to check with your local and state government offices to ensure you have all the necessary licenses and permits.
And remember, laughter is the best medicine, especially when it comes to dealing with government bureaucracy. As the famous comedian Robin Williams once said, "Politics: “Poli” a Latin word meaning “many”; and "tics" meaning “bloodsucking creatures.” Funny Business Names
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Cosmetics
| I am a sole proprietor. I am an eyelash technician in Branford, Ct. I also sell brow gel and eyelash strips that I bought from wholesalers.
A: Thanks for asking -- I love Cosmetics! At least 10% of our filings involve a Cosmetics business. You will need at least 4 filings:
1. A Business License,
2. A seller's permit (to buy Cosmetics wholesale),
3. A DBA, LLC, or Corporation,
Using a company trade name subjects you to having to record a DBA. For this event, in case your title is Joe Biden, and you're doing commerce as Lay Lash and Beauty title must be registered with a DBA Doing Business As Certificate.
4. An Employer ID Number (EIN), and
5. If you hire help, a State Employer ID (SEIN).
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CT Seller's Permit.
Here's a Seller's Permit Example for the State of CT:
Microgreens
Fairfield County
Trumbull
Microgreens
Trumbull,
06611
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Trumbull,
8/27/2023 8:47 PM
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Microgreens Microgreens
| I want to start a home based growing/selling microgreens business I am going to grow and sell microgreens (tiny sprouts) to restaurants and people Can I get a print copy of the microgreens plan.
selling microgreens from home locally packaged safely sell direct to customer home selling from online store.
Ah, starting a microgreens business, are we? Well, obviously, before you can even think about sprouting those tiny little greens, you'll need to secure the all-important 'Minuscule Plant Oversight License'.
- Form an LLC for legal protections and tax benefits
- File a fun DBA like "Popeye's Microgreens"
- Get seller's permit, sales tax ID, business license
- May need food production permit and inspection
- Follow health codes for prep and storage
- Use approved seeds and growing processes
- Package and label products properly
- Check zoning rules if growing at home
- Carry product liability insurance
And don't even get me started on the 'Teeny Tiny Watering Can Permit'. You wouldn't want to risk overwatering those delicate shoots with an unauthorized watering vessel!
And heaven forbid your microgreens grow a millimeter too tall—you'll need the 'Definitely Not Full-Grown Greens Certificate' for that.
Oh, and lest we forget, if you so much as whisper words of encouragement to your budding plants, you'll be in direct violation without the 'Plant Pep Talk License'.
It's a tough world out there for a microgreen entrepreneur. Best of luck navigating the tumultuous terrain of tiny plant bureaucracy! |
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Home Based Business
Microgreens
Fitzbevinburg B's Greens, LLC.
06611
CT
Fairfield County
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| Microgreens | I want to start a home based growing/selling microgreens business I am going to grow and sell microgreens (tiny sprouts) to restaurants and people Can I get a print copy of the microgreens plan. Popeye's Perplexing MicrogreensPopeye wanted to sell microgreens but was bamboozled by licenses. "Well blow me down! This paperwork is more confounding than sailing into a storm!"
Olive Oyl came rowing up. "Don't get steamed, Popeye! I can explain it clearly:"
Form an LLC for legal protections and tax benefits File a fun DBA like "Popeye's Microgreens" Get seller's permit, sales tax ID, business license May need food production permit and inspection Follow health codes for prep and storage Use approved seeds and growing processes Package and label products properly Check zoning rules if growing at home Carry product liability insurance "Stick with me, and your business will thrive like spinach makes your muscles!" Olive said.
"Well thanks Olive! Now I'm ready to grow profits," Popeye smiled. And with Olive's wise advice, Popeye's microgreens business boomed mightily.
Home based microgreens growing business. I plan to sell directly to smoothie bars and health food stores. My target clientele are nutrition junkies and healthy living stores. What type of licenses I'll need?. Hello Rhryan. You will need an LLC or DBA, EIN, seller's permit and business license. Setting up your trade business First, check out the Business Tax The Misadventures of a Microgreens Entrepreneur: A Comedy of Licenses
[Scene: A small, cluttered office with stacks of paperwork and a frustrated entrepreneur, played by the main character, desperately trying to figure out the legal requirements for starting a Microgreens business. Suddenly, a wise and sarcastic mentor, portrayed by a mythical god, appears out of thin air.]
Mentor: [With a mischievous grin] Ah, my dear friend! I see you're tangled in the web of licenses, permits, and tax IDs. Fear not, for I am here to guide you through this labyrinth of bureaucratic delights. Let's embark on this epic journey, shall we?
[The main character looks both bewildered and relieved, eager to soak up the mentor's wisdom.]
Mentor: First and foremost, we must establish your ownership type. Picture it like assembling a fellowship of superheroes. You have options like the "Sole Proprietor," where you bear the weight of responsibility alone, much like our beloved Batman. But let me tell you, my friend, in this quest for Microgreens glory, an LLC (Limited Liability Company) is your shining armor.
Main Character: Why an LLC, mighty mentor?
Mentor: Ah, young grasshopper, an LLC is like Thor's mighty hammer, Mjölnir. It protects your personal assets and shields you from legal liabilities, just as the hammer shields Thor from his foes. Moreover, an LLC has the magical ability to transform into an "S" corporation, granting you all the benefits of a corpor... | I am trying to find out what I would need to do to sell microgreens from my garden to Restaurants and farmers markets... Possible stores I don't want to purchase, yet I am trying to find out all the details first are microgreens in the same category as sprouts. They have grown totally different. Oh, how exciting! Let's dive into the thrilling world of business licenses for a microgreens business. Because, you know, growing tiny little plants surely requires a whole list of permits and licenses.
Who knew that these minuscule greens could pose such a threat to society? But hey, let's not forget the ever-so-important bureaucracy that keeps our economy running smoothly.
First up, we have the "Microgreens Cultivation License." Because clearly, growing microgreens is such a unique and dangerous activity that it warrants its own special license.
We wouldn't want anyone sneaking around and cultivating these pint-sized plants without proper authorization. It's a good thing we have the government to protect us from this potential disaster.
Next on the list is the "Microgreens Distribution License." Because after all that hard work of growing these tiny greens, you definitely need official permission to distribute them.
Because who knows what chaos could ensue if someone were to freely share their homegrown microgreens with their friends and neighbors? We must regulate every step of the process to ensure absolute safety.
Finally, we can't forget the "Microgreens Sales License." Yes, that's right, folks. You need yet another license just to sell these microscopic plants. Who would have thought that such a simple transaction would require government oversight? But hey, rules are rules, right? We can't have people selling microgreens willy-nilly without jumping through bureaucratic hoops.
So there you have it, folks. The thrilling journey of acquiring business licenses for a microgreens business. It's truly mind-boggling how much red tape one must navigate just to grow and sell these itty-bitty greens.
But fear not, for the government is here to protect us from the dangers of unregulated microgreens. Thank goodness we have such strict regulations in place to keep us all safe from this menacing industry.
[The main character takes a deep breath, now armed with newfound knowledge and determination.]
Main Character: Thank you, wise mentor, for your guidance and humor. I shall embark on this licensing quest with newfound courage and embrace the bureaucratic challenges that lie ahead!
Mentor: Farewell, brave entrepreneur! May your Microgreens business flourish and your journey be filled with laughs, prosperity, and a touch of divine intervention!
[The mentor disappears in a flash of light, leaving the main character ready to conquer the world of Microgreens licensing.]
And so, our hero ventures forth, armed with knowledge and a quirky mentor's advice, ready to overcome the challenges of starting a ...
| I want to start a home based growing/selling microgreens business I am going to grow and sell microgreens (tiny sprouts) to restaurants and people Can I get a print copy of the microgreens plan. Business license: A business license is required to operate any type of business, including a microgreens business. This license is typically issued by the local city or county government.
Food handler permit: A food handler permit is required for anyone who handles food, including microgreens. This permit is typically issued by the local health department and ensures that the food handler has been trained in food safety practices.
Sales tax permit: If you sell microgreens, you may need to collect sales tax from your customers. You will need to obtain a sales tax permit from the state government. Organic certification: If you grow microgreens using organic practices, you may be required to obtain organic certification. This certification is typically issued by a third-party organization and ensures that your microgreens meet certain standards for organic production.
Compliance with zoning laws and regulations: You must also comply with all applicable zoning laws and regulations in your area. This may include requirements for the location of your microgreens growing operation, the type of equipment you can use, and the amount of waste you can produce.
It is important to check with your local government to determine the specific requirements for microgreens growing and selling in your area. You can also contact your state's department of agriculture for more information.
Here are some examples of how you can use HTML to create lists of these licenses: Special Permits, Certifications, and Licenses Required for Microgreens Growing and Selling Business license Food handler permit Sales tax permit Organic certification Compliance with zoning laws and regulations
Ok do there are no regulations like I know meats you need it done by USDA butcher to sell I am just looking into maybe selling microgreens and veg.
Microgreens became popular about 20 years ago, when a few trendy California chefs started growing and using them to add “bling” to their garnishes and salads. That popularity has continued to grow, with microgreens named as one of the hot new food trends by several restaurant magazines, even National Public Radio.
The tiny microgreens, harvested when they are just an inch or two high, are used by chefs as a garnish or as part of a gourmet salad. Not only are they tender and spicy, but nutritional researchers have found they are loaded with “phytonutrients,” or natural chemicals found in foods that provide health benefits.
No, no trade name it will be one I come up with, I want to start a microgreens business. Should I apply for an LLC? Hi took the quiz. All is good, sorry did not see you over there typing. I am selling Microgreens that I grow in an office space, trying to find out all the permits I need. It's a new field, so there... |
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