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Business License FAQ's
This guide is provided as a public service to assist those persons interested in establishing and conducting a business in the City of Anaheim.
- Who needs a Business License?
- Are there any exceptions?
- What should I do before I apply?
- How can I contact your offices?
- Where can I get permits and information from other county, state, and federal agencies?
- How do I get an application for a City of Anaheim business license?
- What information is needed in order to complete the application?
- What do I need to know about zoning?
- What if my business is home-based?
- Is there a processing fee for the business license?
- Are there penalties if I am late paying for my license?
- When do I need to renew my license?
- What if I sell my business?
- What if I move to a new location in Anaheim?
- Do I need to reapply if I change my business name?
- Do I need to display my business license?
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We want your business to be successful and hope that this information has been helpful.
This guide is provided as a public service and is not warranted to be all-inclusive. While we believe the information is comprehensive, any errors or omissions herein will not relieve the business owner of his/her responsibility, obligation, or liability in fulfilling all legal requirements.
If you require further assistance, you may contact the Business License Center at 714-765-5194. The City also has the Small Business Assistance Center and may be reached at 714-765-5194. The Small Business Development Center is also an additional resource that may be helpful to your business and can be reached at 714-564-5200.
We wish you success and prosperity in your new business venture!
Public Service Not Inclusive
This guide is provided as a public service and is not warranted to be all-inclusive. While we believe the information is comprehensive, any errors or omissions herein will not relieve the business owner of his/her responsibility, obligation, or liability in fulfilling all legal requirements.
Additional Resources
If you require further assistance, you may contact the Business License Center at 714-765-5194. The City also has the Small Business Assistance Center and may be reached at 714-765-5194. The Small Business Development Center is also an additional resource that may be helpful to your business and can be reached at 714-564-5200.
We wish you success and prosperity in your new business venture!