Issued by the Department of Taxation to vendors who transport stocks of goods to temporary places of business or exhibits in a county where they have no fixed place of business in order to make sales. Vendors must have one regular vendor’s license for each sales location.

Issued by the County Fiscal Officer to vendors with a fixed place of business in Ohio. Yes, all vendors must obtain one or more of the following licenses depending on the nature of the business. What must I do to make Taxable Retail Sales in Ohio?Įvery Ohio retailer (vendor) making taxable retail sales must obtain a vendor’s license, collect sales tax, file tax returns with payment of tax collected, and maintain complete records of transactions.Īre there different Vendor's Licenses for different types of businesses? Sales tax is a 'trust' that is collected by all retailers when they make taxable retail sales. If your business measures goods on site by weight, volume or length, you must contact the Cuyahoga County Consumer Affairs’ Division of Weights and Measures at 21 to have devices certified. Application for Regular Vendor's Licenses.Transient and Service Vendor’s Licenses are obtained through the Only Regular Vendor’s License are obtained through the County Fiscal Officer, Cuyahoga County Administrative Headquarters, 2079 East Ninth Street, Cleveland, OH 44115, Room 1-200, 21 Ohio offers several different types of vendor’s license, depending on the kind of business.

Ohio law requires any person or business making retail sales of tangible personal property or taxable services to register for the sales tax by obtaining a vendor’s license.

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