Sorry guys but I was wondering if being an Insurance Agent could qualify for G&S under the current law. My family currently owns and operates an insurance agency and we routinely receive large amounts of cash, checks, and money orders for people paying for insurance premiums that are close to or late on payments. These dollars are usually taken from our place of business to a bank for deposit. If I provided receipts and bank deposit slips would that be enough? Thanks and stay strong!
Another will they/won't they!
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Its up to the licensing department. G&S is just whatever they feel like saying it is.
Yes. I'm just wondering if any of you were in the same position, would you think you had the "right stuff?"
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