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November

New Requirements & Restrictions Placed on Food Trucks in Delaware

Mobile food trucks face a new, demanding law in Delaware town.

The new ordinance, approved on Oct. 14, establishes requirements for mobile food vendors and specifies that mobile food vendors must have at least $100,000 worth of general liability insurance, trash receptacles, can have limited dining areas and are not permitted within 50 feet of restaurants.

It also outlines details surrounding the participation of mobile food vendors in public events and specifies the licensing procedures. It spells out restrictions for mobile food vendors located on public and private property and notes penalties for violation of the ordinance between $150 and $500.

Operating a mobile food truck can be a complicated, regulated ordeal. Fortunately, there are ways to make the process of getting set up easier. Get a report of exactly which licenses and permits you will need at LicenseSuite.com. There are also services available to have all the filing done on your behalf.

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Zach Kfare November 23, 2016

17

November

With Increase in Costs, Comes Increase in Business License Fees

Officials in Harrisburg, PA consider raising business license fee to cover inflation & costs increases over years.

“Over the years, there have been numerous increases to the cost of personnel, postage, paper and printing associated with issuing the business privilege and mercantile licenses,” the proposed ordinance said…The fee hike would apply to about 5,000 businesses that operate in the city.

Whether it costs $40 or $50, we can help you get your business license. Visit LicenseSuite.com to figure out which licenses and permits your business needs. We can also help with filing by doing it on your behalf.

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Amanda Gannon November 17, 2016

10

November

Moberly Looking to Mobilize on Business License Rules Changes

Moberly, Missouri City Council looking to change business license laws and it will affect every small business, as they strive for gross receipts taxes and license fees to be applied evenly among all the city’s businesses.

“It’s a very unusual situation for us to find ourselves in,” he said. Thompson noted that individual business owners who might be taxed when they weren’t before if the city decides to apply the gross receipts tax might make the argument that a “new” tax can’t be applied without an election to do so. Thompson went on to say that he has found very little precedent for this, so how to proceed is still up in the air.

 

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Avi Katz November 10, 2016

09

November

A Fantasy Delayed – Bitcoin Backlog Issue Keeps New York in Suspense

New York’s financial regulator had sights set on becoming a global hub for innovations like bitcoin when it adopted trailblazing virtual currency rules last year. But the state lost that momentum when the agency’s chief left, putting a licensing process in limbo and allowing rivals to catch up.

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Sol Meyer November 9, 2016

02

November

Possible Changes in Liquor License Laws Coming in Wyoming

Potential good news for Wyoming as Cheyenne mayor announces interest in allowing more flexibility in state’s liquor laws

Under current state law every Wyoming community is allowed to issue a certain number of licenses based on its population. Kaysen says he would be in favor of allowing a lot more local flexibility to towns and cities across the state, so that a mid-size community such as Riverton or a smaller town like Pine Bluffs could make their own decisions about the number of liquor licenses to issue.

With more flexibility comes more responsibility. And with more liquor licenses allowed comes greater headache in filing and managing renewals for them. Filing help is available. Get it done on your behalf.

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Alan Ruttenberg November 2, 2016

01

November

New liquor licenses Available in San Francisco for First Time in 77 Years

A first-time restaurateur, she was shocked to learn the cost of buying a full liquor license: around $300,000. It was “way too expensive,”…For the first time in 77 years, the state will sell new liquor licenses to restaurants in San Francisco — for $13,800 apiece — under a state law signed by Gov. Jerry Brown last month.

Great news for San Francisco small businesses interested in selling wine, beer, or liquor. Although, this doesn’t mean the process to obtain the licenses will be a walk in the park. Get professional help in determining what licenses you need for your jurisdiction, and filing assistance from the experts.

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Zach Kfare November 1, 2016

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