Ppt process

[smoothang21]

Understood but some of your questions are far too basic.

You can not Become a successful FFL by just reading and asking question on CG. You need to learn from someone in person

Oh ya I totally agree but you can only see and and ask so many questions but when a different situation comes up that you haven't experienced then it's a little difficult and the reason I asked this question was because baboosh told me that both parties don't have to be present now I'm not sure if I was misinformed or misunderstood information and that's why I was clarifying. Now the questions I ask have gotten way less common then when I first started doing this

[ASD1]

Well have you read a lot of these posts because it seems like I'm not the only one when someone posts a question I rarely see a post where everyone agrees on an answer there at least 4 different answers and all dealers and when that happens of course someone will be confused on situations.

Understood but some of your questions are far too basic.

You can not Become a successful FFL by just reading and asking question on CG. You need to learn from someone in person

[smoothang21]

It's been said before "YOU" really need to have someone come help you out and show you the ropes before you get YOURSELF in trouble

A Lot of the questions you are asking someone that has worked in a "gun store" for a week or two should know.

I am very concerned for you as I wonder what other thing you are doing wrong with no guidance or hands on experience to pull from.

Just remember that the ATF and DOJ are on CG reading all the time. An post like this have got to make them go

Well have you read a lot of these posts because it seems like I'm not the only one when someone posts a question I rarely see a post where everyone agrees on an answer there at least 4 different answers and all dealers and when that happens of course someone will be confused on situations.

[smoothang21]

Absolutely not. That is WAY to much liability. Come on man, the rules and processes were established for a reason

Reason why I was asking was because before thread baboosh and couple other dealers told me that a ppt both customers don't have to be present now I'm not sure if I'm missing some information or being misinformed

[alfred1222]

Well the situation I have is a customer and buyer agreed on a sale price already but the seller can't meet the same time as the buyer so the seller wanted to know if they can fill out paperwork to leave it and have buyer come later to complete the paperwork and the cash for me to hold for seller later date.

Absolutely not. That is WAY to much liability. Come on man, the rules and processes were established for a reason

[ASD1]

It's been said before "YOU" really need to have someone come help you out and show you the ropes before you get YOURSELF in trouble

A Lot of the questions you are asking someone that has worked in a "gun store" for a week or two should know.

I am very concerned for you as I wonder what other thing you are doing wrong with no guidance or hands on experience to pull from.

Just remember that the ATF and DOJ are on CG reading all the time. An post like this have got to make them go

[smoothang21]

a PPT both seller and buyer are there at the same time. "You" have nothing to do with the sale and or the money other than the $35 PPT fee you collect.

If you have anything to do with facilitating a PPT you must collect sales TAX (other then just doing the paperwork).


any other sale is a "DEALER" sale

Well the situation I have is a customer and buyer agreed on a sale price already but the seller can't meet the same time as the buyer so the seller wanted to know if they can fill out paperwork to leave it and have buyer come later to complete the paperwork and the cash for me to hold for seller later date.

[ASD1]

a PPT both seller and buyer are there at the same time. "You" have nothing to do with the sale and or the money other than the $35 PPT fee you collect.

If you have anything to do with facilitating a PPT you must collect sales TAX (other then just doing the paperwork).


any other sale is a "DEALER" sale

[LeadFarmer74]

I believe both parties have to be present since it's a face to face transaction.

[smoothang21]

Hello had a question on a ppt would like to know what is the correct process for doing a ppt when both parties are not present at same time. Paperwork and who accepts payment