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shaz
28-02-2008, 07:51 PM
Hi there
Im a new member on here and looking to run my first craft stall at a local fate.Can anyone help in do i need to have public liability insurence, and wo i need to pat tax or insurence on items i sold. Id be really greatful for any help anyone can give to me
Thanks
Shaz

Focus on Life
28-02-2008, 09:17 PM
(welcome) to the forum although I dont know about the points you're asking about. There are plenty of guys on here who do know though but, as a starting point, check out the forum section about Craft Fairs cos that'll be a mine of useful helpful info for you!

Shaz x

ilovecrafts
28-02-2008, 10:09 PM
(welcome) to the forum

Boy, this is going to get confusng!:D what withShaz being shaz and focus ol also being Shaz!!!

re insurance and fairs,there's been a few topics recently, oif youda search,youshould find some detailed answers, but basicaly I believe it's yes alround, though it would seem, some fairs/fetes, etc, don't ask/ stipulate you must have insurance, and some do.

Have a searcha roud the site, and you'll soon find the answers.
I would post alink to tose posts, butmy machineis playing upand on a go-slow, so can't really do that at mo, sorry.

sweet
28-02-2008, 10:35 PM
(welcome) to the forum

Boy, this is going to get confusng!:D what withShaz being shaz and focus ol also being Shaz!!!

re insurance and fairs,there's been a few topics recently, oif youda search,youshould find some detailed answers, but basicaly I believe it's yes alround, though it would seem, some fairs/fetes, etc, don't ask/ stipulate you must have insurance, and some do.

Have a searcha roud the site, and you'll soon find the answers.
I would post alink to tose posts, butmy machineis playing upand on a go-slow, so can't really do that at mo, sorry.

lol! My machine doesnt type well when its on a go slow either!

Beadservice
29-02-2008, 09:45 AM
Whenever to sell goods to the public you will need 'Public and Product Liability Insurance' . Usually this type of policy covers everyting you need

You can get a year's cover for around £50 - £80 for a crafter's policy.
Best quotes usually are from the Market Traders Association,

Debbie

shaz
29-02-2008, 07:57 PM
:jippie:thanks to everyone who replied. it has been most usefull.
talk soon
shaz

Ballerinacaz
05-03-2008, 07:35 PM
I agree with ILoveCrafts, this may get ever so slightly confusing, two shazs!
(welcome)(welcome)(welcome) to the forum, I didn't actually mean to put three it sort of didn't come up then three came up an now I think its pretty cool. I'm sure you'll know you're way round soon if you don't already and you'll be addicted like the rest of us too!