arizona business for sale

A:Here are resources on starting a business in Arizona How to Start a Business Small Business Services http://www.azcommerce.com/webapps/smallbusvr/intro.asp Business Registration, Permits and Licenses Business Registration http://www.azsos.gov/business_services/filings.htm Arizona Department of Revenue Business Registration https://www.aztaxes.gov/default.aspx Licensing Guide http://www.azdor.gov/609/licensingguide.htm Tradenames and Trademarks http://www.azsos.gov/business_services/tnt/ Taxes Transaction Privilege (Sales Tax) http://www.azdor.gov/TpT/tptrates/indextpt.asp Luxury Tax (Liquor and Tobacco) http://www.azdor.gov/Luxury/luxury_tax.htm Mentorship/Assistance SBA Arizona http://www.sba.gov/az/ Lake Havasu City - Lake Havasu SCORE http://www.scoreaz.org/havasu Mesa - East Valley SCORE http://scoreaz.org/eastvalley Phoenix - Phoenix SCORE http://www.scorephoenix.org Prescott - Northern Arizona SCORE http://www.scoreaz.org/northernarizona Tucson - Southern Arizona http://www.scoreaz.org/tucson General Resources Arizona Secretary of State http://www.azsos.gov/

A:For a home business, there are no specific bonds, unless your business is the type that needs a license and the license agency requires a bond. You do need to check with your local city office in regards to any permits or license fees required. To say that your company is bonded is as simple as getting a general business bond, which would be a fidelity (Business Services) bond is easily attained and you can indicate that you are bonded. It is very similar to insurance. It protects your clients in the event an employee is arrested and convicted for stealing from them. You will not be expected to cover the loss. The rates are based upon the number of employees and the amount of coverage. They range from a $5000 bond with less than 5 employees at $100 to a $100,000 with 25 employees less than $800. These are instant issue bonds are readily available on the internet or through your local insurance agent. You can run a Google search for fidelity Bond and find a site that has on line submissions. One of those sites processing on line applications is http://www.southcoastsurety.com . You can see more information on fidelity bonds at http://www.southcoastsurety.com/fidelity-bonds.htm

A:you charge sales tax where your business is based.

A:No you do not, however NY is trying to get companies to pay NY taxes on internet sales from outside the state which are delivered into NY. Highly unlikely they will do that for companies who do not have a physical store in NY. GOOD LUCK with your sales!

A:No, you would not have Nexus (a physical presence) in California, so you would not have a requirement to collect CA sales tax.