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Calaveras County, California · Business and licensing

Close or update a business license in Calaveras County

Find instructions for closing a license or reporting ownership, address or business changes.

1 provider · 1 official link · 2 reviewed requirements · sources checked October 16, 2026

In Calaveras County, 1 county department publishes 1 official link for this service. Reviewed requirements cover documents (2). 1 provider publishes reviewed fee items and 1 provider lists forms on its guide.

These are the Calaveras County providers with a reviewed service link for this task. Other offices may also help, and a provider may serve only part of the county: check each service area. Fees and forms stay on each office’s guide, where their sources are cited.
County government

Tax Collector

Notify a business sale, closure or change of location (opens in a new tab)Official instructions

Notify both offices in writing on sale or closure. Moving the business requires a new application, approvals and the applicable fee.

Service area: Changes to a Calaveras County business license; city licensing remains separate.

Before you start · 2 requirements & conditions
Information & documents
A move requires a new application for the new physical location, approvals and the applicable charge.
Source & saved evidence

Calaveras County official website · Calaveras County business faq (opens in a new tab)

PDF page 2

If the physical location changes, a new application must be completed for the new business location. Approvals must be obtained, and an additional fee must be paid.

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Information & documents
Notify both Assessor and Tax Collector in writing when selling or closing the business.
Source & saved evidence

Calaveras County official website · Calaveras County business faq (opens in a new tab)

PDF page 2

YES. You should notify the Assessor’s office and the Tax Collector’s office in writing when your business is sold or closed.

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Source & saved evidence

Calaveras County official website · Calaveras County business faq (opens in a new tab)

PDF page 2

YES. You should notify the Assessor’s office and the Tax Collector’s office in writing when your business is sold or closed.

Agent source review: October 16, 2026 · Snapshot 137d4681027f05fa

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