§ 4-7-21. Professions, consultants and specialized occupations; license tax rates.  


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  • (a)

    Every person conducting or engaging in any professions, occupations or businesses shall pay an annual license tax of Thirty-one Cents ($0.31) for each One Hundred Dollars ($100.00) of gross receipts. Professions and consultants include, by way of illustration, but are not to be limited to, persons who provide or operate:

    Actuary

    Architect

    Attorney-at-law

    Certified public accountant

    Chemist

    Chiropractor

    Consultant:business, engineering, financial, labor, tax or transportation

    Dentist

    Dietitian

    Engineer:ceramic; chemical; civil; electrical; environmental; heat, air conditioning and ventilating engineer (HVAC); industrial; mechanical; metallurgical; or sanitary

    Homeopathist

    Medical doctor, medical specialist

    Midwife

    Naturopathist

    Nurse practitioner

    Optician

    Optometrist

    Orthodontist

    Pathologist

    Physical therapist

    Physiotherapist

    Psychiatrist

    Psychologist

    Surveyor

    Veterinarian

    (b)

    Every person conducting or engaging in any specialized occupation or business shall pay an annual license tax of Thirty-one Cents ($0.31) for each One Hundred Dollars ($100.00) of gross receipts. Specialized occupations or businesses include, by way of illustration, but are not be limited to, persons who provide or operate:

    Accounting services:bookkeeping or tax preparation

    Analysts:business financial, marketing research or operations

    Appraisers

    Arborist

    Artist

    Blue printer

    Brokers:stock or investment

    Business operations management

    Commercial inventory, valuation service

    Commission merchant

    Counselors:family or financial

    Designers:landscape, fashion or graphic

    Entertainers, performers, musicians, storytellers or clowns

    Estimators, measurers or assayers

    Insurance claims adjustors

    Investment advisory services

    Labor arbitrators

    Language translators or interpreters

    Lecturers

    Producers:motion picture, television or radio

    Property management services

    Public stenographers and recorders

    Real estate settlement services

    Sculptors

    Title abstract companies

    Writers or editors. (10-1-69; 7-1-70; 1-20-71; 5-15-72; 1961 Code, § 25-44; 38-73-25; 2-77-4; 45-88-4; 5-90-4; 29-92-4; 23-93-4, § 1; 33-94-4.)