Aunties selling home curries legal or illegal

[RPGPulka]

calling afdb miller @Tellugodu

 

[ErraBook_monagadu]

It is illegal. Anyone can sue for reasons like allergic reactions, food poisoning etc and since it’s not a registered business, liability will be in millions $. Salary, properties everything will be at risk. US citizens aithe properties anywhere in the world at risk.

[kakatiya]

homestead licensce vuntudhi in most states. below 20,000 income you can run without license.

[DallasVuncles]

45 minutes ago, RPGPulka said:

calling afdb miller @Tellugodu

 

@MOD23 ban this @ManchamKodi 

cc @psycopk @ram_9799

[jpismahatma]

Who is saying truth @kakatiya or @ErraBook_monagadu conflicting information 

[Aquaman]

please leave aunties alone antunna @csrcsr

[Spartan]

- Making money by selling anything without permit is illegal.

Anduke consensual chex ki problem ledu, but if you are getting paid for it, then it becomes illegal.

- same thing, if you are making money with no permit, you are commiting offense.

- on top of that, food policies will come into picture, cleanliness, allergies etc.

dorikite assam...

[Spartan]

1 hour ago, kakatiya said:

homestead licensce vuntudhi in most states. below 20,000 income you can run without license.

andulo regulations untai anna, what you can and cannot sell

mana aunties curries avi chestunte..they are not allowed.

mainly things that involve vegetables and meat....chala regulations untai

[Spartan]

The Homemade Food Operations Act

In 2018, California passed the Homemade Food Operations Act, which expands on the cottage food law and legalizes "microenterprise home kitchen operations." The law allows individuals to essentially operate a restaurant out of a private home, but there are a number of restrictions, including:

• no more than one employee (not including family or household members)
• you must prepare, cook, and serve the food on the same day
• no raw milk products or oysters
• no more than 30 meals per day
• no more than $50,000 in gross annual sales
• you can only sell directly to consumers, and not to retailers or wholesalers
• you must follow health and sanitation standards, and
• you must register in the kitchen in your county and pass inspection.

It's up to individual counties to opt into the program, so you'll need to check with your county government agencies to see if it's available

[Barney_Stinson]

idi only ctzns ka leka mana h sodaralaku kooda na 

[fasak_vachadu]

1 hour ago, RPGPulka said:

calling afdb miller @Tellugodu

 

Not illegal it is legal 

no one can scratch that busines 

they might opened up  kitchen LLC  who knows 

nee lanti thinking valla valle papam vallu business sarigga chesukovtam ledu 

ade restaurants lo $15 vache.curries nee $10 ki fresh ga home made chestunaru 

restaurants vadu appudoo chesindi nee mokkana kodathadu 

 

[Spartan]

28 minutes ago, Barney_Stinson said:

idi only ctzns ka leka mana h sodaralaku kooda na 

andariki

[mettastar]

36 minutes ago, Spartan said:

- Making money by selling anything without permit is illegal.

Anduke consensual chex ki problem ledu, but if you are getting paid for it, then it becomes illegal.

- same thing, if you are making money with no permit, you are commiting offense.

- on top of that, food policies will come into picture, cleanliness, allergies etc.

dorikite assam...

Lol wrong .. u dont need permit to sell stuff on ebay .. fb marketplace .. craigslist .. garage sale

Food yes depends on county, city etc

[Spartan]

Just now, mettastar said:

Lol wrong .. u dont need permit to sell stuff on ebay .. fb marketplace .. craigslist .. garage sale

Food yes depends on county, city etc

ebay is brokering that for you

and you need to report the sales and tax on those sales

 

[fasak_vachadu]

I know some people started this business and mana okka na unde friends like u jaeouls naa koduku lu complain chesaru but nothing happens 

they open d LLC and started in good term legal gaaa

konni konni chusi chudanattu untene better