A new salon must have which TWO categories of license before legally opening to the public?
a.An establishment license AND individual licenses for each practitioner
b.Only a city business license
c.Only the owner's personal license
d.Sales tax permit and seller's permit only
Explanation
California requires both an establishment (salon) license issued to the location and individual licenses for every practitioner working there. One does not substitute for the other.
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