If you choose not to get the county vendor’s license via the OBG, you can mail the completed ST 1 along with a check or money order for $25, or bring your completed ST1 to the Crawford County Auditor’s Office. You should also check with your local County, Township or City Zoning Department to see if you may transact a business from the desired address. For new businesses you should visit the Secretary of State, Starting a Business at This will give you helpful information on what steps you should do to start a business in Ohio. If you are using a business name, you should check the availability with the Secretary of State, and check to see if you should register it with them. Many business owners jump right in and realize they should have decided legal structure first. These licenses are used for the collection of state sales tax.ĭetermining ownership structure is the first step in starting a business. A Transient Vendor’s License is for the sale of goods at various shows and markets throughout the State of Ohio. A Retail (County) Vendor’s License is required for selling taxable goods at a fixed location of business. There are two different types of vendor’s licenses: Retail vendor and Transient. Who is required to obtain a Vendor’s License? If you have questions while on the OBG website they can be reached at 1-86. The OBG(Ohio Business Gateway) website is also where you go to pay the sales tax. Vendor’s Licenses (County and Transient) can be obtained online by going to. If you wish to complete the application through the mail, please use the link below to obtain a copy of the paper application for the appropriate account type. * Note: The processing of a paper application may take up to six weeks. If you require assistance, the following link will provide a Self Help eLibrary with video tutorials, including “register to Use OBG” and “Sales Tax Registration.” Please use the link below to obtain your vendor’s account immediately through the OBG. This will prepare you for filing by having the OBG registration process completed, and filing of the return will be limited to a log-in and completion of the return.
The primary system of use is the Ohio Business Gateway (OBG) and secondary is the Ohio TeleFile system.Īs vendors are required to file returns electronically, we strongly recommend that you apply for the vendor account electronically through OBG. It states that each person who has or is required to have a vendor’s license shall make and file a return using electronic means. 562, effective January 2009, the Ohio Department of Taxation began mandatory electronically filing of sales tax returns.
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