owen_roth

<p>So Jeff are you saying yes, a store might be charged a different price than an individual in your opinion?</p>

<p>My thoughts on why a business might be charged differently than an individual are based on the same logic as the way licensing images work. If you license an image to a business for a certain use then it will cost them a lot more than what you would charge an individual for a "personal download", say for a desktop background. I know in the scenario I'm asking about the businesses wouldn't be using my images for advertising purposes, but instead as wall art. I'm not saying they should be charged differently, instead I'm asking it as a question based on what I know about image licensing.</p>

<p>I'm thinking about approaching some local business to sell them large format prints for their walls. There's a bike and kayak shop and a general outdoors store. I was wondering people's thoughts on if selling prints for a business's display use should be priced the same as the same prints sold to an individual for personal use? I'm assuming you would charge a business more. If so then about how much more? The prints would be for display on their walls indoors only.</p>

<p>These are good counter questions. I'm looking into the photoshelter/Adorama relationship and tax exemption for small venders. Thank you for the helpful input.<br> Also out of curiosity, Benoit, what jurisdiction are you in? Is it in California?</p>

<p>Hi, I'm new to this forum and have been searching for a clear answer to a question but have been unable to find a definitive answer. First a short run down of my situation.<br> I'm in the process of transferring over my website (www.owenrothphotography.com) from my current host at godaddy to a new host, photoshelter. This decision was made because of a number of reasons but the one that pertains to my post here is print sales.<br> <br />I'm based in California and will be most likely using Adoramapix to do my print fulfillment via photoshelter. I've got a seller's license through the CA BOE and understand that I need to charge and collect CA sales tax from people who buy prints from me who are located in CA. <br> <br />My question is: What am I supposed to do with out of state sales on tangibles? Do (collect) nothing, or collect the appropriate state taxes and pay it to the respective states? It's very unclear to me. <br> Also how does the fact that the print fulfiller is based in another state (NY)? Is that a factor?<br> <br />Thanks in advance. From all the research I've done in theses forums there's some great people here who really give some good advice. I'm looking forward to being part of the community.</p> <p>- Owen</p>