Seller`s Permit

A seller’s permit, also known as a sales tax permit or sales tax license, is a state-issued authorization that allows a business to sell products and services at retail and collect sales tax from customers. The permit is essential for businesses that operate in states where sales tax is levied on transactions

Prove your eligibility for important business transactions with official documentation from the state.

We’ll file the appropriate documentation with the state on your behalf, pay required state fees, and issue your seller permit in less tan 48 hours we deliver your certificate depending on the state

In the United States, a seller’s permit (also known as a sales tax permit or sales tax license) is typically required for businesses that sell goods or services subject to sales tax. The permit allows the business to collect sales tax from customers and remit it to the state. All states that have a sales tax require businesses to obtain a seller’s permit.

Legal Requirement: A seller’s permit is often legally required for businesses selling products or services subject to sales tax. Operating without one can result in fines, penalties, and legal complications.

Sales Tax Collection: The permit authorizes you to collect sales tax from customers. Sales tax is a consumption tax imposed by the government on the sale of goods and services. The permit ensures that you are collecting this tax correctly and remitting it to the state.

Compliance with State Laws: Each state has its own regulations regarding sales tax. A seller’s permit helps you comply with these regulations, ensuring that your business operates within the legal framework of the state where you are conducting sales.

Business Legitimacy: Having a seller’s permit adds legitimacy to your business. It demonstrates to customers and suppliers that you are a credible and legally operating entity.

Avoidance of Fines and Penalties: Without a seller’s permit, you could face significant fines and penalties for non-compliance with state tax laws. Obtaining and maintaining a valid permit helps you avoid these costly repercussions.

Wholesale Purchases: Many wholesalers require you to have a seller’s permit before they sell products to you. This is because wholesalers do not charge sales tax to resellers, assuming that the reseller will collect the tax when selling to the end customer.

Business Operations Across State Lines: If you are selling in multiple states, you may need a seller’s permit for each state where you have a significant business presence (nexus). This ensures compliance with the sales tax laws of each state.

1. Entity type
2. Business name
3. Driver license number for owner or officer
4. Business address and phone number
5. Social security number
6. Projected monthly sales