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By: Candy
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Wed, 16 Jan 2013 18:58:41 +0000http://savingtowardabetterlife.com/?p=17021#comment-73171I want to have an in home party for my friends where each guest brings one to four gently used items that they would sell at a garage sale. I would place an auction form with each item and ask the guest to bid on items that they want and then I would announce the highest bidder. I have done allot of research on this and the companies that are doing this state that the seller receives 50 percent of the sale and I would receive 50 percent. It can be viewed as a garage sale but in a different and more exciting way. Everything I see says no taxes need to be charged or taxes need to be filed on my part. I need to know the following:
If I use some of my money to chairty can I still do this without making myself a company?
If I keep the 50 percent, can I do this just like part of a consignment arrangement or garage sale without charging taxes or filing taxes or sbeing an actual business?
Can I do these once a month, same senerio, 50/50 without stating any business, just friends swaping or buying other friends garage sale items?