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Salon · 13 min

Licenses and the shop's paperwork

A salon has two kinds of license: one on each stylist, and one on the room. Work out who needs which, get through an inspection, and build your own paperwork list.

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What does an unlicensed stylist cost?

In California, what's the fine for a salon that employs a stylist with no license?

$100
$0$3,000
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  • California Code of Regulations, title 16, section 974: schedule of administrative fines (Board of Barbering and Cosmetology) · Office of Administrative Law (official California Code of Regulations, Westlaw)

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  • $1,000westlaw.com · California's fine on a salon for employing someone with no license: the same the first, second and third time.
  • $1,000westlaw.com · California's fine for working with no license at all: the same the first, second and third time.
  • $250westlaw.com · California's fine for working with an expired license, the first time.
  • $500westlaw.com · California's fine for working with an expired license, the third time.
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Salon · 13 min

Licenses and the shop's paperwork

A salon has two kinds of license: one on each stylist, and one on the room. Work out who needs which, get through an inspection, and build your own paperwork list.

SALONFORRENT
Ticket 01 · The guess

What does an unlicensed stylist cost?

In California, what's the fine for a salon that employs a stylist with no license?

$100
$0$3,000
Words to know

Spot something wrong?

Tell us what looks off. No name or email needed.

What kind of problem?

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Sources and every number (1)

Sources

  • California Code of Regulations, title 16, section 974: schedule of administrative fines (Board of Barbering and Cosmetology) · Office of Administrative Law (official California Code of Regulations, Westlaw)

Every number

  • $1,000westlaw.com · California's fine on a salon for employing someone with no license: the same the first, second and third time.
  • $1,000westlaw.com · California's fine for working with no license at all: the same the first, second and third time.
  • $250westlaw.com · California's fine for working with an expired license, the first time.
  • $500westlaw.com · California's fine for working with an expired license, the third time.
  1. Lessons›
  2. Industries›
  3. Salon
  • ·Before this: A week of bookings
  • ·Next: Tips, retail and tax time
  • ·Free guide: How hair salons make money