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Hi Don,
If you are brought into a community as an outside contractor,
by a resident, then you do not need a local sales licence. If you solicit
in the community then you do need a local licence, in many communities. In
both cases, you need a provincial and federal sales tax number if your
gross income is over $30K per annum.
I think the rules are different for owner operated businesses, than for
limited companies, but I'm not sure on that.
Regards Roger
At 05:17 PM 9/2/02 -0500, you wrote:
>>... I'd stay away from city hall, unless you wish to attract their attention.
>>
>>Don Rose...
>
>Hi Don, List,
>
>That certainly is strange advice to publicly give, almost like
>recommending to someone to skirt the law when maybe they ought to be
>abiding in it. Doesn't seem to be a very professional thing to do, but
>hey, what do I know.
>
>What I do know is, I'm a bona fide tax collector for the State of Oklahoma
>and for every Oklahoma city I do business in where applicable. Comes with
>the territory of having a Oklahoma Tax Commission sales tax permit license.
>
>And you know what the funny part is. Because I am on the rolls of that
>fine tax paying brotherhood, I am actually required by law to report those
>who boast they aren't.
>
>I find that an amusing position to be in :-)
>
>Keith McGavern
>Registered Piano Technician
>Oklahoma Chapter 731
>Piano Technicians Guild
>US
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