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What is my license worth?!Rating: (votes: 0) ![]() Assets are possessions that can be assessed and given a cash value, usually used for collateral in business deals, such as loans. A nursing license would not satisfy the definition of an asset.Your experience, however, will contribute greatly to your business profile. Perhaps you can use equity in the business as collateral? Just a thought. I'm no business expert! Comment:
I have no idea what you are asking...
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What kind of business/company?
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I have been a nurse for 12 years... now opening a small wellness/weight loss clinic under my license... Just wanting my license to count for something in the business startup as I have little cash to use as an investment. My mother and I are starting this company. That's a whole other story... as far as family business goes. She needs my license to be able to sell the products and I need her money to get it all up an running. I just wanted to somehow use my RN license as an intangible asset?!? Who knows! Thanks for ANY advice!
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Maybe ask someone who does taxes, a CPA?
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Quote from RN&momof4Just wondering if anyone knows? Is your Registered nursing license worth anything as an asset?
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"She needs my license to be able to sell the products and I need her money to get it all up an running."How would your mother "need" your license for this business? It is illegal for anyone but the one licensed to use the license, so be very careful there. Would she be using your license to sell the products as an R.N.? How would that work?
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I would be really leery of "using" your nursing license to sell a product. What would be your liability if someone is injured or harmed by these products.Perhaps if you give us an example of how your license is necessary for this business and how/why your mother "needs" your license to sell these products, we can better understand.
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I know my license is worth about 2 cents because that is what everyone asks for when they find out I am a nurse and that is all the management seems takes into consideration
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Your license is only worth for how much others are willing to pay for your service, just like a house. If you can get a job that pays you 60,000, then it is worth 60,000. if you can't get a job, then it's woth 0.)
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When you say she needs your licenses, do you mean this business requires a Licensed RN on staff? Or does she need it to actually sell products?
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Do NOT allow anyone to "use" your license for any business venture that you are not directly involved with yourself. And before you get involved in any business where your nursing license is required it is a good idea to check with the board of nursing in your state. You have to make sure that what you are doing will not violate the nurse practice act and will not be interpreted as practicing medicine. And make sure that you get some malpractice insurance before you open this business, no matter what you are selling.
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