4-Business License Requirements Form.pdf
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This document is a business license requirements guide issued by the City of Little Rock Treasury Management Division in Arkansas. The document outlines the licensing requirements for businesses operating within Little Rock city limits, with the Treasury Management Division responsible for determining the validity of all business licenses. The requirements vary based on business location and structure: businesses with physical locations in Little Rock must obtain a license for each location, while businesses from other Arkansas cities may use their existing municipal licenses if their home city requires licensing, or must obtain a Little Rock license if their home city does not require one.
Out-of-state businesses without physical locations in Arkansas must obtain a Little Rock license unless they already hold one from another Arkansas city, with the important caveat that licenses must be for classifications comparable to the work being conducted in Little Rock. Notably, out-of-state businesses are not required to obtain a business license solely for bidding on Little Rock purchasing proposals, and only need licensing if they win a bid and establish a permanent location within city limits for the project duration. Non-profit organizations are exempt from business license requirements, and Scott Massanelli serves as the Treasury Manager for additional inquiries regarding these licensing requirements.
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City of Little Rock Business Licenses Requirements
The City of Little Rock Treasury Management Division will determine validity of all business licenses.
If a business has a physical location in Little Rock, they are required to have a business license for each location.
If a business is based in another city in Arkansas, that city has jurisdiction over the business. If that city requires a business license, we will honor their license. If the city does not require a license such as Conway and they are coming into Little Rock to conduct business, they will be required to obtain a license from us unless they have already obtained one from another City in Arkansas in which case we will honor that license.
If the business is an out-of-state business which does not have a physical location anywhere in Arkansas, they will be required to obtain a license from us unless they have already obtained one from another city in Arkansas, in which case we will honor that license.
Keep in mind the licenses they provide must be for a classification comparable to the type of work they will be conducting in Little Rock.
An out-of-state business does not need to obtain a business license if they are just bidding on a Little Rock purchasing proposal. If the out-of-state company wins a bid from the city, they would only be required to obtain a business license if they set up a permanent location in the city limits of Little Rock for the duration of the project.
A Non-Profit Organization is exempt from having to obtain a business license.
For more information, contact:
Treasury Division | City of Little Rock
Scott Massanelli, Treasury Manager https://www.littlerock.gov/city-administration/city-departments/finance/divisions/treasury/
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