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003. SB478... Is It Bad News for Restaurants? With Jordan Reis Cohen
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On July 1st, 2024, SB478 will take effect in California. Restaurants in California will no longer be able to add service charges or other itemized fees to your restaurant checks. The ramifications of this are long and complicated, and we're diving into this polarizing topic today with managing attorney of Brick & Mortar Legal, Jordan Reis Cohen.
Discover what SB478 means for you as either a restaurant owner or a prospective restaurateur. We try to stop Jordan from getting too highbrow while still explaining exactly how SB478 will impact restaurants in California, you'll learn why we have itemized service fees in the first place, how SB478 it started with a positive intention, and we share some of the ways that implementing this law could start to get tricky.
Get full show notes, resources, transcript, and more information here: https://www.therestaurantsalesbroker.com/3
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