What is NOT typically required in booth rental obligations?

Booth rental arrangements typically involve an independent contractor relationship between the stylist and the salon owner, where the stylist rents a space to conduct their services. In this context, providing health insurance to clients is not a standard obligation tied to booth rental agreements. Health insurance is generally a responsibility of the individual providing the service and clients typically handle their own health insurance needs.

In contrast, collecting service fees, keeping legal records, and complying with IRS obligations are essential components of operating a booth rental business. Collecting service fees is necessary for the stylist to operate and ensure they are compensated for their services. Keeping legal records is important for maintaining professionalism and accountability. Lastly, complying with IRS obligations, including reporting income and paying taxes, is crucial for legal operation and avoiding financial penalties. Thus, the requirement for health insurance for clients does not fall within the typical obligations of a booth rental arrangement.