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Im wanting to purchase a tanning salon but not real sure of the potential profit of the business. Am I wasting my time and money or is it a good investment?

I would not. This is a luxury, and in a slowing economy it is an area where people can cut back.

Ask to see copies of the last 5+ years tax returns. keep in mind that good times were from 1990-2006, with exception in 1993-1994, and 2000-2002.

Have a CPA or professional business advisors look over the numbers if you need help.

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4 Responses to “Is the tanning salon business a good business to invest in? ?”

  • Darryl P says:

    I don’t think it’s a good business personally. Why not take a look at their books and see what kind of profit they’re making?
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  • Net Advisor says:

    I would not. This is a luxury, and in a slowing economy it is an area where people can cut back.

    Ask to see copies of the last 5+ years tax returns. keep in mind that good times were from 1990-2006, with exception in 1993-1994, and 2000-2002.

    Have a CPA or professional business advisors look over the numbers if you need help.
    References :

  • Kevin R says:

    Mucho competition. How are the books? How are demographics? Location? I’d be thinking tax loss, but maybe cash flow positive. The girls might make it worthwhile.
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  • jeff410 says:

    Depends on where its at. Look at the books. Not the tax returns; different objectives. You want to see the cash flow and expenses. Not the taxable income. The economy and health concerns can hurt the business. College towns are a good place for them, but when students leave town those businesses slow down a lot. Its a seasonal business too. Winter picks up and summer slows down when they can get a natural tan. Size up the competition and the potential customers in the area.
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