Many people ask about local business tax receipts formerly known as Occupational Licenses:
- A local business tax receipt is not a license at all. It is non regulatory tax by which a local government grants the privilege of engaging in or managing any business, profession or occupation.
- A person who holds a local business tax receipt as a “HANDYMAN” cannot perform any phases of construction. They can only perform work such as rescreening, tile, carpet and linoleum installation, changing door locks and light bulbs, cleaning gutters, window tinting and painting.
If you have any questions regarding the local business tax receipt, let our team at Licenses, Etc. Know and we will help you. As you can see, a local business tax receipt is not equivalent to obtaining a Florida contractor’s license. A Florida contractor’s license allows you to work legally as a contractor in whatever specialty you have experience in.
Call us today to help you with the Florida contractor licensing application. We get the basics from you by using our simple, easy to fill out forms. We complete the Florida contractor’s license application package for you. We know the right information and the best verbiage to use for fast approval. We quickly send your application to the State. The DBPR has up to 30 days to review your application.
At Licenses, Etc., we make getting your Florida contractor’s license, fast and easy. We are a Florida contractor licensing company. We will work with you every step of the way until you are licensed. To get started on the Florida contractor license process, click our contractor license company page or call us at 239-777-1028.