Livestock Bill of Sale (PA)

A livestock bill of sale is used to transfer ownership when livestock is sold by an individual or business to another individual or business. The bill of sale is a valuable record of the sale, providing proof of ownership and identifying who is responsible for the livestock.

This bill of sale can be used for the sale of large or small numbers of livestock, as well as sales involving multiple types of livestock. In addition to the type and quantity of livestock, it can include other important details such as the date of the sale, purchase price, description of the livestock (age, weight, tattoos, branding, etc.), and details of any warranties made by the seller, or if the livestock is sold "as is."

In states where you are taxed on the livestock, this bill of sale helps provide proof of the date of transfer and that the purchase price was received.