They're great for money laundering.
Who's to say how many clients a nail bar had? A box of fake nails is easily dumped in the bin.
Who's to say how many clients a nail bar had? A box of fake nails is easily dumped in the bin.
The only way I can think to police it, would be for tax inspectors to stand outside and count the customers!
It's just stupid that councils have no problem arguing that say, Clarkson(sorry, stupid example) can't open a pub in a town with no other pub or other employment opportunities, but 17th vape shop on the same street is fair game and free market.
It's not about licences - councils can absolutely decide if a business can or can not operate in any area already, regardless of licence requirements.
Yes. I'm surprised that business licenses aren't already a thing.
I expect a competent government to issue licenses to barbers based off them proving hygiene standards, trained staff with college diplomas in hair-dressing, number of employees, and an extremely limited number of these to be issued based off local need calculated from population by census.
I expect local government to issue similar licenses for all other industries, who should prove their competency, adherence to standards, jobs created, and cater to local needs.