Booth renters shall have a copy of the executed agreement between the salon owner and the cosmetologist submitted to the board at the time of application for a booth rental permit.

• A. The Copy Of The Executed Booth Rental Agreement
• B. The Marketing Plan
• C. The Tax Document
• D. The Employee Roster

Answer: (A)

The key idea is that when applying for a booth rental permit, the board requires evidence of a formal, signed agreement between the salon owner and the cosmetologist. This ensures there is a legitimate, clearly defined arrangement in place.

The document you submit must be the copy of the executed booth rental agreement. It should show both parties’ signatures and reflect the terms of the rental arrangement, such as responsibilities, space usage, and any financial terms. Having this signed contract on file confirms to the board that the cosmetologist is operating under a formal, legally acknowledged arrangement within the salon.

Other documents like a marketing plan, tax documents, or an employee roster aren’t the documents the board uses to verify a booth rental setup. A marketing plan relates to business promotion, tax documents relate to financial history, and an employee roster doesn’t apply to booth renters who are typically independent contractors rather than employees.