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TheContractorsGroup. com Newsletter Two There are step by step guidelines as to how to obtain a State of California contractors license, how to set up a contracting business to be within the confines of the legal system, pros and cons of the different ways your business can be set up, just about any form a contractor needs (such as releases #1, 2, 3, and 4; preliminary notices
Contractors, construction state regulations affecting contractors. Here is my abbreviated synopsis of the Federal and State regulations, including their differences, in regards to unsolicited facsimiles and e-mails: In the state of California, per the state of California, you can send unsolicited facsimiles as long as you follow the regulations set by the state of California however, the FTC prohibits any unsolicited facsimile no matter what the subject of
TheContractorsGroup Newsletter Eight The Contractors Group com Newsletter http: www thecontractorsgroup com For the ultimate in construction management solutions! December 01, 2000 Issue #8-----There's a secret hidden somewhere in this newsletter! IN THIS ISSUE - 1 Knowing your forms makes a difference 2
Labor Release Forms - Are they valid? The Subcontractor now has a signed labor release form that, unknown by the General Contractor, is not valid I should also mention that there are times when this happens and the General Contractor is fully aware of it but chooses to keep his mouth shut