Local and Municipal Registrations

In addition to state documentation, all county and municipal governments require a business license or occupancy permit. These permits pay any local taxes or fees and allow the business to operate in the local municipality.

These licenses or permits are typically assigned based on the organization’s address and depend on the type of service. The filing and fees process varies widely depending on the municipality, so it is essential to follow local rules.

Nonprofits using a board member’s home address must verify the local government permits businesses in the residential neighborhood. Some cities or homeowners associations may have deed restrictions preventing home businesses. 

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