I've got a question for all the veteran independents on here. My buddy who works for the city of Atlanta told me that in order to sell life insurance, I need to have a business license from the city to do so. I researched this, and sure enough, they state this on their website but are very unclear as to how the business license tax is computed. I'm licensed for life and health in the state of Georgia, and this is news to me. Upon further research, I discovered that legally, I must have a business license for each and every city and county I intend to sell insurance. This is completely impractical. I pay my taxes to the fed and state every year, but if I had a business license for every county and city I sold in, I wouldn't have time to sell as I would be filing papers all day. Any thoughts?