Tattoo Parlor Permit Requirements in Juneau, AK

1. EIN (Employer Identification Number)

   Required if you have employees or operate as an LLC or corporation. Free from the IRS.

   Official government source

   Free·Immediate (online application)

   Free

   Immediate (online application)

1. Alaska — No State Sales Tax

   Alaska has no statewide sales tax. However, local municipalities (including Juneau and other cities) may levy local sales taxes. Check with your local municipality for applicable sales tax requirements.

   Official government source

   Free (no state sales tax registration required)·N/A

   Free (no state sales tax registration required)

   N/A

2. Bloodborne Pathogen Training (per artist)

   All tattoo artists must complete an approved bloodborne pathogen training course before working in Alaska. Training must be renewed annually.

   Official government source

   $20–$80 per person·Half-day course

   $20–$80 per person

   Half-day course

1. Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation — Tattoo Facility Permit

   Tattoo facilities in Alaska must obtain a permit from the local environmental health program. Tattoo artists must complete bloodborne pathogen training. Facility inspections are required.

   Official government source

   $100–$250·2–6 weeks

   $100–$250

   2–6 weeks

2. City and Borough of Juneau Finance Department — Business License

   Juneau requires a local business license from the Finance Department. Juneau also levies a local sales tax on most sales. This license must be renewed annually and displayed at your place of business.

   Official government source

   $50–$500/year depending on business type and gross revenues·1–3 weeks

   $50–$500/year depending on business type and gross revenues

   1–3 weeks

Official Sources

• Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation — Tattoo Facility Permit
• City and Borough of Juneau Finance Department

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