So in my search for a pup/dog I always ask if they have papers/permits to sell the animal and they usually dont. Its not something people think about but if you do not have papers or a permit and are trying to sell puppies/kittens You can not charge for more than one.(I have found multiple people selling saying theyre accidental litters and they are not the first litter they have sold even in the same year!!!) Trying to make a buck off over breeding animals is disgusting. I can understand a rehoming fee but you still need permits people!!! you must register with the Board of Equalization (BOE) for a sellers permit if you are engaged in the business of selling dogs, cats, or other animals which are considered nonfood animals. There are some exceptions: If you sell no more than two pets or other nonfood animals during a twelve-month period, you are not required to hold a sellers permit. Cities, counties, or other local government animal shelters or nonprofit animal welfare organizations—those that primarily prevent abuse, neglect, or exploitation of animals—are not required to collect sales tax for charges related to the adoptions of pets. Nonfood animals defined Nonfood animals are animals commonly kept as pets or companions, and are not sold for food (human consumption). Nonfood animals include animals such as: Dogs and Cats Tropical fish Monkeys Earthworms Rodents such as guinea pigs, rats, hamsters, and mice Reptiles such as iguanas, lizards, or snakes Horses Pet birds Chinchillas and Mink Llamas Applying tax to sales of pets or other nonfood animals. If you sell more than two pets or other nonfood animals in a twelve-month period, you must obtain a sellers permit, and report and pay sales tax
Posted on: Wed, 06 Aug 2014 16:30:33 +0000
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