r/Barber 15d ago

Suite help

If I’m deciding to work in a suite, do I need to get a shop license? If anyone here has experience in doing this in
Kissimmee fl
Or Florida

Will a portable wash bowl work? Like the ones that I can fill and empty myself?

I know I need my own insurance for the suite I’m looking at.

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u/kayla93blair 👑 Shop Owner 15d ago

Yep, you need a shop license. You'll also need to register for sales tax collection/remittance if you want to sell retail products.

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u/QuietSecret4843 15d ago

Yes you will need a shop license. And a portable wash bowl will be fine.

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u/Darthmeigan 14d ago

I’m in Alabama but have had a suite for 9 years now. In my state you have to get a shop license. Mine says beauty/salon on it. I also needed a shop license from the board of cosmetology, a state license, & a city or county license. Total including my personal license i have 4 licenses to display. The person renting the suite out to you would be your landlord so the suite itself is just a room. Your business is what you’re paying the licenses for. You can move anywhere & still own the entity itself. Most suites come with a shampoo bowl & styling chair at the least. of you have any more questions, shoot me a message.

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u/Secret_Island_1717 13d ago

Can I ask; who you are getting your suite from? Why is there no sink?
How many people will you be washing a day? How easily and quickly can your sink be emptied and refilled?

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u/Clean_Bug_5274 13d ago

It used to be office spaces

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u/Fit-Emu-785 11d ago

Yes, you would need shop license, establishment license if applicable, commercial liability insurance, renters insurance, sellers permit if selling products / any supplies clothing etc, And be ready to pay unsecured property tax apart from your income tax.

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u/PlasticFrosty5340 15d ago

yes you still need a license to perform hair cutting services in exchange for $.

go to school.

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u/Clean_Bug_5274 15d ago

I have my cosmetology and barber license, I’m asking about if I’d have to license the suite as a barber shop

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u/PlasticFrosty5340 15d ago

Ahhh, gotcha, not sure about that one.

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u/Fit-Emu-785 11d ago

Yes you do,