In the way to run the business of babysitting agency, you’ll also need to know the backgrounds of sitters you add to your team. Ask for references and resumes. Ask whether they have a criminal record. If you want to be even more professional—or if your local market demands this—you can insist that job applicants consent to be checked for possible criminal records through an agency or through a cooperative area police agency. Seek the assistance of an attorney in drawing up a consent form for such an investigation, and be sure you understand the privacy rights of applicants. A medical permission form also establishes you as a professional. The form should grant to the temporary guardian permission to authorize medical and dental care as recommended by a qualified doctor, dentist, or other medical practitioner.
In some areas, this sort of business may require a special permit or license. Consult an attorney for advice on criminal background checks, medical permission forms, liability, and other pertinent issues. Many clients are likely to pay cash for services rendered, which means you will have to collect funds from the babysitters in your service. Consider signing up with a bank or other service provider to accept credit cards for payment; this will allow you to bill clients immediately after services are rendered and help you in maintaining tax records. If you accept credit cards, you will also be in the stronger position of owing payment to your representatives instead of the other way around. Since the babysitters in your agency are not likely to be full-time employees, you might want to treat them as independent contractors (workers for hire) in which case they are responsible for their own tax payments and benefits.
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