Fulton County, Georgia
Alpharetta websites for home-based and licensed pros
Alpharetta expects your business license on the first day you open, and it publishes a flat rate for home-based businesses. That makes it easy to budget for, and to launch your website and license together.
A license from day one
Alpharetta is in north Fulton County. The city says every business operating in Alpharetta needs a current occupational tax certificate from its first day of business. Its home-based application lists an annual rate of $125 plus a $10 employee fee, and a $75 administrative fee that isn't prorated.
New applications filed after June 30 get a prorated base tax: 50% from July 1 to September 30, and 25% from October 1 to December 31. Renewal notices go out in December, and renewals with notarized affidavits can be sent by email or mail.
Alpharetta work in demand
- Home inspection Many inspectors work from home. The published home-based rate makes the startup cost clear.
- Pool service Residential pools across north Fulton. Weekly plans and a service map sell this trade.
- Electrical Inspection requests go to the city's Inspections Division, so customers expect an organized, licensed electrician. Put your license up top.
- Cleaning Booking forms that ask for home size and frequency keep quotes quick.
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Alpharetta occupational tax
From the City of Alpharetta's business pages and home-based application.
- Occupational tax certificate
- Required from the first day of business. Home-based rate: $125 a year plus $10 per employee, plus a $75 administrative fee. Applications after June 30 get a prorated base tax. City of Alpharetta · City of Alpharetta
- Renewals
- Notices go out in December. Send the renewal and notarized affidavits by email or mail. City of Alpharetta · City of Alpharetta
Alpharetta questions
When do I need an Alpharetta license?
From your first day of business, per the city.
What does a home-based license cost in Alpharetta?
The city's home-based application lists $125 a year plus a $10 employee fee, and a $75 administrative fee.
I'm opening in the fall. Do I pay the full rate?
No. Applications after June 30 pay 50% of the base tax through September 30 and 25% from October 1. The $75 fee isn't prorated.
How do I renew?
The city sends renewal notices in December. Return the application and notarized affidavits by email or mail.
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