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Garage Sale Permit Application 2025

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The document is a garage sale application for the City of Killeen, outlining the rules and regulations that must be followed to obtain a permit for holding a garage sale. It specifies requirements such as obtaining a permit, limitations on the number of sales per year, restrictions on merchandise sold, duration of sales, signage regulations, and penalties for violations. Additionally, it mentions the process for rescheduling sales due to weather conditions.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Garage Sale Permit Application in the editor.
Begin by entering your name in the 'Applicant Name' field. This identifies you as the person applying for the permit.
Fill in your address in the 'Applicant Address' section to provide your location details.
If your sale location differs from your address, specify it in the 'Location of Sale' field.
Provide a contact number in the 'Telephone Number' field for any inquiries regarding your application.
Indicate the date of your garage sale in the designated field to ensure proper scheduling.
Enter your email address for communication purposes and updates related to your permit.
Review and sign at the bottom, confirming that you agree to abide by all rules outlined for garage sales.

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What do I need to start a garage sale?

Garage Sale Supplies Borrow tables and shelves to display your merchandise. Having a check-out table can be helpful. ⭐ Apron or fanny pack for the money. Markers, scissors, masking tape, price stickers, and poster board. Paper/pencil. Calculator. Batteries. Extension cords. Bags/boxes for customer purchases.

Can you have a garage sale without a permit in California?

When you have a garage sale and sell used items, you are generally not required to hold a sellers permit. However, if you have more than two garage sales within a 12-month period, you are required to hold a sellers permit.

Do you need a permit to have a garage sale in California?

When determining if a sale must be reported as income it isnt the dollar amount that matters or how it was sold, but whether the item was sold for more than it was originally purchased. This is because selling something for more than you bought it results in a capital gain, which must be reported to the IRS as income.

When can I have a yard sale in California?

The last full weekend (Saturday and Sunday) of the month without a registration. These are called the Designated Weekends for yard sales; Two additional yard sales during the calendar year (which includes both Saturday and Sunday as one yard sale) with a registration.

What do I need to have a yard sale?

Gather Garage Sale Essentials Extra cash and change so you can break bills. Chairs for you and any helpers. Clothing racks for clothes. Price stickers and tags. Smaller display signs to advertise deals. Grocery bags and boxes for shoppers. A lockable money box or organizer. Tarps to protect items.