Tax Collector
Business licensing
Check unincorporated-area activity, the specific exceptions and City of Angels arrangements. Other activity approvals are separate.
Service area: County business licensing for covered activity in unincorporated Calaveras County; check the listed exceptions and City of Angels arrangements. Area details & sources
Source checked October 16, 2026
Calaveras County official website · Calaveras County business faq (opens in a new tab)
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Yes, if you are doing business, in whole or in part, in the unincorporated part of Calaveras Co.
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Complete the application and obtain Assessor, Planning and Building approvals in the printed order; additional departments depend on the activity.
Service area: County applications for covered business activity in unincorporated Calaveras County, with the stated exceptions. Area details & sources
Source checked October 16, 2026
Calaveras County Tax Collector · Calaveras County business license application (opens in a new tab)
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APPLICATION FOR BUSINESS LICENSE
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Read the county renewal and cancellation rules. Not receiving the courtesy notice does not remove the renewal duty.
Service area: Renewals of county licenses for the stated county business jurisdiction. Area details & sources
Source checked October 16, 2026
Calaveras County official website · Calaveras County business faq (opens in a new tab)
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Your license expires December 31st, and must be renewed by the last day in February to avoid penalties.
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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. Area details & sources
Source checked October 16, 2026
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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