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Heather McDonough advised on 10 Feb 2012
Business Counselor at Virginia Department of Business Assistance
Obviously you would need to deal with U.S. Customs when the items are brought into the U.S. You can access a publication on Importing Into the U.S. from the U.S. Customs and Border Protection Office at www.cbp.gov. If you have any questions on imports or need someone to handle import paperwork for your business, a customs broker would be the person to call. You can access a list of customs brokers operating in Virginia at www.portofvirginia.com.
Once the items are in Virginia, you'd need a state sales and use tax account in order to sell them. You can apply for that online at www.tax.virginia.gov. For more information on state sales and use tax provisions, you can visit www.tax.virginia.gov.
In terms of putting together travel packages for clients, Virginia does not have a state seller-of-travel license, so you'd only need to check with your city/county Commissioner of Revenue to see if a local business license is required.
Once the items are in Virginia, you'd need a state sales and use tax account in order to sell them. You can apply for that online at www.tax.virginia.gov. For more information on state sales and use tax provisions, you can visit www.tax.virginia.gov.
In terms of putting together travel packages for clients, Virginia does not have a state seller-of-travel license, so you'd only need to check with your city/county Commissioner of Revenue to see if a local business license is required.
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