Walton County and Gwinnett County, Georgia

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Loganville sets occupational tax on a ratio grid by revenue, and out-of-state contractors pay a $30 regulatory fee per permitted project.

Fees on a ratio grid

Loganville spans Walton County and Gwinnett County, and every business located in the city needs an Occupational Tax Certificate. Fees come from the business's estimated or gross revenue, calculated on a ratio grid. Apply at City Hall, 4303 Lawrenceville Road, or mail to the Occupational Tax Clerk at P.O. Box 39.

A Georgia business with no physical location in Loganville gets its certificate from the county or city where its office sits. An out-of-state company without a Georgia location licenses where it does the most business; if that is Loganville, it applies here and includes any required state license.

Out-of-state contractors also file a regulatory fee application, $30, good only for the permitted project, with a notarized affidavit required by the Georgia Security and Immigration Compliance Act. The city's page also links federal tax ID and state sales and use tax registration for new owners. Certificates expire December 31, and renewals are mailed in October for the next year.

Payments received after April 1 carry a 10% penalty plus 1.5% each month on the total due. City Hall is open weekdays 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. at 770-466-1165.

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Loganville occupational tax

From the City of Loganville business license page and contractor fee form.

Occupational tax
Ratio grid on estimated or gross revenue; expires Dec. 31; 10% + 1.5%/month after April 1. City of Loganville
Out-of-state contractors
$30 regulatory fee per permitted project, notarized. City of Loganville

Loganville questions

How are Loganville fees calculated?

On a ratio grid using estimated or gross revenue.

When do certificates expire?

December 31; renewals are mailed in October.

What if I pay after April 1?

A 10% penalty plus 1.5% a month on the total due.

What do out-of-state contractors pay?

A $30 regulatory fee for each permitted project.

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