Please note that a large portion of the area defined as Tucson by the U. Postal Service is actually outside of the Tucson city limits.
If you are unsure whether or not your business location or project location for prime contractors is inside our city limits, please consult the Pima County Assessor's website or contact the License Section for confirmation. Website Information pdf. If you are applying for your license on e-Tax and your business location is your residence located inside Tucson city limits, please complete and return the Home Occupation Form below.
This brochure is designed to help City of Tucson business license applicants to complete the necessary steps in the licensing process. Instructions and fee information are on the back of the form i.
Please note that this form is not fillable at this time. Complete, sign, and return this form if you are submitting an application or a location change with a business location that is a residence inside Tucson city limits. If you are not sure if your residence is inside Tucson city limits, feel free to contact the License Section to verify. This form is a listing of restrictions or regulations related to home-based businesses contained in the City of Tucson's Land Use Code.
By signing the form, you are agreeing to comply with these restrictions or regulations. If you are returning this form in conjunction with a license application completed on our e-Tax system, you are welcome to scan and email the completed form to the email address for the License Section, listed near the top of this page.
If you have a question about your renewal that is not answered here, please feel free to contact the License Section using the contact information at the top of this page! Applications for liquor licenses begin with the State of Arizona Department of Liquor Licenses and Control and are then referred to the appropriate local governments. Information regarding the City application fees and review process by Mayor and Council are available on the City Clerk's website. For information regarding the amounts and billing of quarterly liquor license fees for the City, contact the License Section at For the purposes of City of Tucson Regulation Contracts executed prior to February 1, , will be subject to the current city tax rate of 2.
Regardless of when a contract is executed, if change orders are executed on or after February 1, , they will be subject to the new city tax rate of 2.
Please complete and return this form for any contracts or projects inside Tucson city limits that qualify for this grandfathering. The form is fillable if opened in Adobe Acrobat or Adobe Reader, otherwise it may be printed and completed manually. Once completed, it must be forwarded to the Tax Audit Section, using the contact information at the bottom of the form. Please note that this regulation only applies to the activity of construction contracting, and not to any other business activities for which contracts may have been executed.
Please note that, effective February 1, , the City of Tucson Business Privilege Tax Rate has increased one tenth of a percent to 2. This rate change is the result of the November 7th City of Tucson General Election where voters approved Propositions and , which authorized a tax increase to support the Reid Park Zoo.
Click this link to access a flyer that lists the affected business activities and also identifies the business activities for which the tax rate did not increase requires a PDF viewer such as Adobe Reader. This was compiled from a handout distributed by ADOR at some of their recent taxpayer seminars.
It lists important telephone numbers for their department, as well as a list of easy steps to locate important TPT-related information on their website. The entire City Code is available through this link. Refer to Chapter 19 for information regarding City privilege taxes, occupational taxes, and business licenses. Refer to Chapter 7 for information regarding regulated business licenses.
Website Information. The portal has extensive information for business startup, development, and expansion in our community as well as resources for small business.
First, to provide information on business licensing and statewide resources for every stage of business development, and second, to serve as an advocate by developing policies and programs addressing the needs of small businesses.
Small Business Services works closely with small business owners, entrepreneurs, government officials, community leaders and business organizations. It also includes contact information to statewide resources and assistance to accelerate their business growth. You will find relevant insights, tips and resources for developing and growing your business. The EasySave program is designed to encourage small commercial customers and K schools to make energy efficient equipment upgrades.
Rebates are available for upgrades on lighting, refrigeration, controls and HVAC systems. This program makes it easy and more cost-effective for businesses and K schools to upgrade their equipment.
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