Right To Sell In Texas
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You have, or are required to have, a Texas Sales and Use Tax Permit (or a similar permit from another state). You are engaged in business selling taxable items (including artists or craftsmen who make items for sale). You buy, barter or trade taxable items to resell.
In Texas, an agent or broker requires a real estate license. Individuals must be 18, complete real estate coursework, pass an exam or two depending on the license, and undergo a criminal background check.
Any individual or business that sells over 2 taxable items in a calendar year within Texas must have a Texas seller's permit. The Texas Comptroller's website provides specific information regarding online sales, and their Marketplace Seller tax guide is also helpful.
Your licensing requirements depend on your physical location and specific business activities. Texas-based online and out-of-state businesses earning revenue from Texas sales may be required to register for a sales and use tax permit in the state.
A general business license is not required in Texas.
How to Sell Handmade Products Selling online (like Etsy) Selling at in-person events (like craft fairs and pop up shops) Selling wholesale straight to companies/stores (in our case, we've sold to both West Elm and a locally owned shop nearby)
You will need to apply using form AP-201, Texas Application (PDF). Email the application to sales.applications@cpa.texas or fax the application to 512-936-0010. To complete the application, you will need the following documentation: Sole owner's Social Security number.
You have, or are required to have, a Texas Sales and Use Tax Permit (or a similar permit from another state). You are engaged in business selling taxable items (including artists or craftsmen who make items for sale).
