Uk.
Phone your ';planning dept'; for their opinion for your area.
Then the matter of filling the forms and paying the fees and wait for ';planning'; to approve.Can i turn part of my house into a hair salon ?
you need to get a hold of your state board to find out for sure. But normally it will entail a private bathroom, all your supplies, a mop able floor, it will need to be totally separate from the house. Your city will have certain requirements that they will want too, like a licensed person to do all the work (plumbing etc.), and normally they will want you to go to all the neighbors and have them sign something that says that they agree to having a business in their neighborhood, that will have to do with the parking extra cars around etc. You will also have to pay fees to the city, and the state board of cosmetology since there is a business there. The up side you get to write all that off on your taxes and get to write off part of the house on your taxes too since it is now a business
While some of the issues regarding licenses, permits, and business names can be handled alone, some matters (including establishing your business and brand names) may require the help of a lawyer. So before you start, it's a good idea to line up a lawyer whose practice is focused on business. A good way to find a lawyer is to ask for recommendations from your accountant or business acquaintances. If you're not sure about needing help on an issue, ask your lawyer about it first. Your investment in legal fees now can help you avoid much bigger problems at a later date.
Determine if you need a zoning compliance pemit.
Verify with your health insurance carrier if you need a National Standard Employer identifier number.
Check on the zoning laws for your business location.
Check if you need a special license to do business out of your home
Check to see that the business name you have chosen is not already taken.
Get a DBA by going to your local county clerk's office.
Get a business license and a federal tax ID number.
Open a business banking account in your business name.
Get a seller's permit if you need one.
Consider registering your trademark.
TOP TEN DON'TS
Go into business without a business license.
Start building without a building permit.
Proceed without first consulting with a business attorney.
Use your social security number as your tax ID number. Get an EIN number instead.
Choose a business name without first checking to see if it is taken.
Begin business without verifying zoning requirements.
Operate under your business name until you have successfully filed for you DBA.
Forget to check if your business requires state and/or federal licensing.
Use your personal checking account for your business.
Fail to collect sales taxes when required.
it will all depend on the state you live in. a business license, zoning for the land might dictate you cannot build a public business on it... also if you live in a neighborhood that has rules like you can't store your RV at your house then you may run into trouble there too. first thing I would do is call city hall... they will be able to send you in the right direction.
get legal advice first, before anything. Yes it an be done with the right paperwork, help and family.
sure
yeah but u would need a license of some sort
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