New York bill A06471 allows minors to run temporary businesses for less than 30 days and under $5,000 profit without certain licenses, with local.

New York bill A06471 amends the general business law to allow minors to operate temporary businesses without certain licenses or permits. A temporary business is defined as one that operates for less than 30 days and generates less than $5,000 in profit per calendar year. Minors are exempt from needing most business permits and licenses, except those required by specific articles of the general business law or professional licenses required by education or public health law.

New York bill A06471 allows minors to run temporary businesses for less than 30 days and under $5,000 profit without certain licenses, with local.

New York bill A06471 amends the general business law to allow minors to operate temporary businesses without certain licenses or permits. A temporary business is defined as one that operates for less than 30 days and generates less than $5,000 in profit per calendar year. Minors are exempt from needing most business permits and licenses, except those required by specific articles of the general business law or professional licenses required by education or public health law.