AZ SB1424

Establishes a licensing moratorium for home-based businesses when Arizona's seasonally adjusted unemployment rate reaches at least 10 percent, as published by the office of employment and population statistics.

Prohibits state and local agencies from requiring home-based businesses to obtain valid licenses during the high unemployment period.

Resumes licensing requirements once the seasonally adjusted unemployment rate falls below 6 percent.

Defines "agency" as any state or political subdivision agency that issues licenses for operating a business or providing services.

Defines "license" to include permits, certificates, approvals, registrations, charters, and similar authorizations required by law to operate a business or provide services.