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Michigan brothers' lemonade stand fight leads to state bill easing permit fees for minors

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Three brothers in Michigan were confronted with a permit fee of nearly $400 to legally operate their small lemonade stand charging just 50 cents per cup. With support from their mother and a state legislator, the boys chose to challenge the regulation rather than shut down. Their advocacy resulted in a bipartisan bill that would exempt minors earning under $5,000 annually from requiring such permits. The bill has since passed the Michigan state house and is aimed at protecting a long-standing childhood entrepreneurial tradition.

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