Business Permit Renewal
Keep your business compliant and operating smoothly by renewing your official Mayor's Permit through the Business One-Stop-Shop (BOSS).
Overview
Service Summary
Key information you need before starting this service.
Processing
42 Minutes (ARTA Standard)
Fee
Based on Gross Sales
Who Can Apply
Registered Owners or Authorized Reps
Application
Walk-in
Walk-in Preparation
How to Apply
Save time at the municipal hall. Download and fill out your form before you visit.
Get Your Form Ready
Download the official Business Permit (Renewal) form. Print and fill it out completely, then bring it along with your required documents to the Business Permit and Licensing Office (BPLO).
Process
Step-by-Step Process
Follow these steps to complete this service.
Submit & Assessment
Submit your printed renewal form and financial documents to the BPLO. They will assess your local business tax based on your declared gross sales from the previous year.
Pay Taxes
Proceed to the Municipal Treasurer's Office. Pay your computed local taxes and regulatory fees, and ensure you receive your Official Receipt.
Claim Renewed Permit
Final StepReturn to the BPLO releasing area with your receipt to claim your updated Mayor's Permit and clearances for the current year.
Checklist
Requirements
Prepare these documents before submitting your application.
Core Documents
4 items to prepare
- Printed and fully filled-out Unified Application Form (Tick the "Renewal" box).
- Your Mayor's Permit from the previous year, or your previous Tax Order of Payment.
- Valid Fire Safety Inspection Certificate (Must be valid for 1 year).
- Certificate of Tax Exemption from local taxes or fees (Only if your business is legally exempt).
Proof of Income
2 items to prepare
- For BIR-registered businesses: Financial Statements, ITR, or Sales Returns (2550Q/2551Q) showing your annual gross receipts.
- For non-BIR registered businesses: A Notarized Sworn Declaration of your gross sales/receipts.
If Applying Through a Representative
2 items to prepare
- For Sole Proprietorships: Special Power of Attorney (SPA) and valid IDs of both the owner and representative.
- For Corporations/Cooperatives: Board Resolution or Secretary Certificate.
Help
Frequently Asked Questions
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Office
Office Information
Contact or visit the responsible office for assistance.
Business Permit and Licensing Office (BPLO)
Support
More Information
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Related Services
Verified Source
This information is based on official documentation or published LGU materials.
Official LGU Citizens Charter