There are four professional licenses set to expire in the week ending Sept. 19.
In Pinellas County, 42,825 professional licenses are active.
Professional licenses are required in Florida for select services, such as barbers, detectives, and physical therapists, according to the guide startingyourbusiness.com. They are separate from business licenses but still managed by the state through the DBPR.
Florida has seen a significant change in the last three years in the regulation of licensing. The Centre Square calls it a “deregathon” due to the numerous bills trying to cut back on red tape.
Professional licenses expiring in Pinellas County in the week ending Sept. 19
| Company Name | License Type | License Number | Date of License Expiration |
|---|---|---|---|
| Garcia & Ortiz, P. A. | Certified Public Accounting | CRS22009 | 09/13/2021 |
| Douglas Scott Roberton | Yacht and Ships | 3754 | 09/14/2021 |
| Paul Jerome Pudela | Yacht and Ships | 10053 | 09/15/2021 |
| Garcia & Ortiz, P. A. | Certified Public Accounting | CRS22020 | 09/19/2021 |
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City of St. Petersburg• City of Dunedin• City of Largo• Greenbriar• West Lealman• Bay Pines• Bardmoor• City of Belleair Beach• Tierra Verde• City of Seminole• Town of Redington Shores• Town of Indian Shores• City of Belleair Bluffs• Town of Belleair Shore• City of Safety Harbor• City of Oldsmar• Feather Sound• Bear Creek• East Lake• City of Treasure Island• City of St. Pete Beach• Kenneth City• City of South Pasadena• Town of Redington Beach• Harbor Bluffs• City of Gulfport• Town of North Redington Beach• City of Tarpon Springs• South Highpoint• City of Pinellas Park• City Of Madeira Beach• Ridgecrest• City Of Indian Rocks Beach• Town Of Belleair• Lealman• Palm Harbor
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