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Interior designers have to be knowledgeable about building regulations because they involve health and safety. They have to be aware of the codes/regulations involving gas, electricity, lighting, heating, windows, glass, floor levels, location of appliances, staircases, space requirements etc when designing interiors.
When first establishing their business, interior designers often work with national retail vendors (think Restoration Hardware, Pottery Barn, Wayfair, or Crate Barrel) for a typical discount of around 10-20% off retail pricing. While this is a great starting point, wholesale is even better.
Sales and uses of interior decorating and design services in New York City are subject only to the 4% state tax and the ⅜% MCTD tax. Interior decorating and design services are exempt from New York Citys local sales and use taxes.
If you sell at craft fairs, flea markets, and similar events, you should probably be collecting sales tax. Most states require sellers even temporary or transient vendors from another state to register with the state and collect and remit tax on sales of taxable goods and services.
The most important number if you wish to avoid paying tax on purchases you make for clients. Using your federal tax identification number, you can contact your state department of revenue to apply for a state sales tax identification number. This is alternatively also known as a resale number or resale certificate.
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Many believe that legal recognition, achieved through licensing, registration, and certification brings uniformity to the profession, defines responsibility, and encourages excellence in the Interior Design industry. Twenty-eight states and jurisdictions have enacted some type of interior design legislation.
If your business sells in a state with sales tax, you must charge customers at the point of sale, regardless of the sales tax you paid when purchasing the items to sell. Remit sales tax from your customers ing to your depositing and filing schedule (e.g., quarterly) with the state.
Qualify you for Social Security benefits or the Earned Income Tax Credit. Provide or change immigration status. Authorize you to work legally in the U.S. Serve as identification outside the federal tax system.

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