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It's a term sometimes colloquially applied to one or more things that are not actually a "business license". Some jurisdictions require "Certificates of Occupa
by sjsdaiuasgdia 1mo ago
It's a term sometimes colloquially applied to one or more things that are not actually a "business license".
Some jurisdictions require "Certificates of Occupancy" if the ownership of a commercial property changes. This is more about the state of the structure and modifications made to it.
Some jurisdictions require registration with a state or county tax authority. In my state this is called a "business registration". Depending on jurisdiction, you may not be allowed to legally operate a for-profit business without this registration.
So there are frequently government-issued documents that are not called a "business license" but may be required to legally do business.