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Harvey WaldenCommunity Member
15 hours ago

If you are opening a new business you will need to apply for a license by submitting a Business License Tax Application. This may be for a commercial business or a residential business.

If you are opening a new business you will need to apply for a license by submitting a Business License Tax Application. This may be for a commercial business or a residential business. Commercial Business License Tax Application (PDF) Residential Business License Tax Application (PDF) If you hold a Commercial or Residential Business License you are required to renew the license every year prior to September 30th.

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