therapeutic massage

Massage therapist and massage therapy business licensure post card renewal notices for the 2013-2015 licensure cycle were mailed in late November. Paper renewals marked "2nd Notice" were sent via regular mail to massage therapists and massage therapy businesses on January 9, 2013.
The online renewal window closes at midnight on January 31st. If you renew the license on January 31st, you are strongly encouraged to do so before 11:45 p.m. as the volume of renewal submissions is typically large on the last day of the renewal cycle. If you mail your renewal form and fee, it must be postmarked no later than January 31, 2013.
If you need a paper renewal form please contact the board office (see contact information on the Board's web page). When renewing online, please allow at least three (3) days for the renewal process to be completed as the vendor must verify licensure and payment information. If you have questions concerning the renewal process or need to email the board office, the email address is massagether@pr.mo.gov.
Reminder: A licensee must complete at least twelve (12) hours of continuing education related to massage therapy and prior to the expiration date of the license. Continuing education hours can be obtained at seminars and workshops or through self study such as reading articles in textbooks, journals, online, or publications that relate to massage therapy. There are no specific categories or areas of study relating to CE that must be completed. Massage therapists must keep track of CE hours completed and are not required to submit continuing education documentation with the renewal form.
NOTICE - Senate Bill 30
Effective January 1, 2009 state agencies must require a statement of no tax due from the Missouri Department of Revenue before issuing or renewing any state license required for conducting any business where goods are sold at retail. This requirement was enacted in Senate Bill 30 of the 94th General Assembly (2007), and was signed into law by the Governor on June 13, 2007.The statement of no tax due will verify that the retail business has filed and paid all of its sales and withholding tax obligations. If a business does not make retail sales, it is not required to present a statement of no tax due in order to issue or renew a license.
For more information, please visit the Department of Revenue website at