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NS-3028
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(b) Each practicing professional principal, in excess of one (1), engaged in <br />rendering professional services, whether as owner or as partner or officer or as <br />professional shareholder —the amount as specified in Section 21-12Op(5)(b); <br />(c) Each additional person engaged or employed, either as professional <br />independent contractor rendering professional services pursuant to a contract of <br />employment, or whether as salaried professional employee engaged in rendering <br />professional services —the amount as specified in Section 21-120p(5)(c); <br />(d) Each additional person engaged or employed otherwise —the amount as <br />specified in Section 21-12Op(5)(d). <br />For the purpose of this Section, the phrase "each practicing professional principal" <br />shall be deemed and is declared to mean the maximum number of persons engaged in <br />rendering professional services (other than salaried employees or independent <br />contractors engaging their services pursuant to a contract of employment and not <br />otherwise sharing in the profits of the business) and shall be computed based upon the <br />maximum number of practicing principals engaged in rendering professional services for <br />any one -day period during any part of the preceding business license period. <br />For the purpose of this Section, the phrase "each additional person engaged or <br />employed" shall be deemed and is declared to mean the average number of persons, <br />whether licensed practitioners employed or otherwise engaged in rendering professional <br />services, and not otherwise sharing in the profits of the business, or whether any other <br />category of person, directly or indirectly paid for their service and not otherwise sharing <br />in the profits of the business. <br />For the purpose of determining the average number of persons engaged or <br />employed, the person subject to the tax shall ascertain separately the total number of <br />hours of service performed by licensed practitioners engaged or employed during the <br />preceding year, including paid leave, and the total number of hours of service performed <br />by all other persons engaged or employed during the preceding year, including paid <br />leave, in each case dividing the total number of hours of service by the fulltime equivalent <br />(two thousand eighty (2,080) hours). In computing the average number of persons <br />engaged or employed, fractions shall be rounded to the nearest whole number with one- <br />half (0.5) or greater being rounded up and less than one-half (0.5) being rounded down. <br />In the case of an application for an original license, applicant shall state both the <br />maximum number of practicing professionals engaged or intended to be engaged in <br />rendering professional services and the average number of persons engaged or <br />employed or intended to be engaged or employed to assist in the conduct of applicant's <br />business. Thereafter, the license tax provided for herein shall be based solely upon the <br />hereinabove set forth method of computation. <br />Section 8. Article X (Rates and Schedules) of Chapter 21 of the Santa Ana <br />Municipal Code (Licenses), Sections 21-116, 21-12Oc, 21-120d, 21-120h, 21-120i, 21- <br />Ordinance No. NS-3028 <br />Page 10 of 15 <br />
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