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Charlotte, North Carolina 1) cigarette limit - can I sell a certain amount of cigarettes out of my home, to walk-ins friends, and family without a license, permit, and DBA? 2) do i need a license, permit, and DBA to sell cigarettes out of my house to the public? 3) what's needed to solict/peddle /sell cigarettes to the public on the streets? 4) can I sell the cigarettes at a price that I prefer?
Rell,
North Carolina only requires licenses for distributors and manufacturers of cigarettes. A retail dealer who purchases cigarettes from a licensed distributor or manufacturer does not need to obtain a license as long as the cigarettes sold are from a licensed North Carolina dealer or manufacturer.
If you will be selling any other types of tobacco products you will need to obtain an "Other Tobacco Product Tax License." The location of a cigarette retailer is regulated on a local level and you would need to research your local city and county to determine if the retail business can be located at your home or in a public. Finally, there is no limitation on the price a retailer may cell cigarettes for put forth in the cigarette tax law of North Carolina.
Best of luck with your business!
Mary Dubitsky
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