Tennessee Business Law and Project ManagementTennessee Business Law and Project Management
Tennessee Business Law Complete Course ComboThis course covers the required Tennessee Contractor Business and Law exam. It has everything you need to pass your exam: prep course,reference book,printed book tabs,audio cd,and a printed study guide. This course is required for many Tennessee Licenses. 
Tennessee Business/Law for General Contractors Prep CourseThis contractor's review prep course is for the Tennessee Business and Law exam. is for the Tennessee Business and Law exam. The program consists of online presentations reviewing the reference book and includes practice exams and a home study guide. 
Tennessee Business Law & Project ManagementNASCLA Contractors Guide to Business, Law, and Project Management, Tennessee Edition. This book is for the Tennessee Business and Law Exam for State Builder Contractor Licenses. The exam based on this book is also required for various other State Licenses
Below are the most Frequestly asked questions of Contractors in Tennessee on How to Obtain your Tennessee Contractors License.
Requirements: Monetary limits for each license as follows: * 10 times working capital OR 10 times net worth – whichever is LESS * If the requested monetary limit is $1,500,000 or less, a reviewed financial statement is required. * If the requested monetary limit is greater than $1,500,000, an audited financial statement is required. * A license is not granted solely on meeting one requirement. All requirements must be met (exams, financials, experience, etc) and all information submitted is considered Board for Licensing Contractors4th Floor, Davy Crockett Tower 500 James Robertson Pkwy. Nashville, TN 37243-1150 Phone: 800.544.7693 Website: Tennessee State Contractors License Board Fees: The application fee for a new TN contractor's license is $250. To obtain a license application and other forms for Tennessee go to Tennessee Contractors Application
Tennessee has established reciprocity with The NASCLA exam serves as your trades exam in North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, Arkansas, West Virginia and the U.S. Virgin Islands. This is a test in addition to your trades exam. The trades exam will determine the work you're permitted to do. |
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