How to Obtain a 'Going Out of Business' Permit in Santa Rosa County

Original title: Going out of Business – Santa Rosa County Tax Collector

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What this does

Business owners closing their operations must comply with these permit requirements to avoid potential criminal charges for non-compliance.

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Business owners in Santa Rosa County

They must obtain a permit and meet specific documentation and payment requirements if they intend to close their business and sell off stock.

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Summary

Businesses in Santa Rosa County that intend to close and sell off their remaining inventory must obtain a specific permit from the Tax Collector's Office. This permit is valid for 60 days and requires proof of paid taxes, a full inventory, and a $50 fee.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How long is a 'Going Out of Business' permit valid?

The permit is valid for 60 continuous days, including weekends and holidays.

What happens if I don't get a permit when closing my business?

Failure to comply with the permit requirements constitutes a , which is enforced by the State Attorney General's Office.

Can I pay the $50 permit fee with a credit card?

No, the fee must be paid by cash, money order, or bank check only.

Why It Matters

Business owners closing their operations must comply with these permit requirements to avoid potential criminal charges for non-compliance.

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organizationState Attorney General's Office“The agency responsible for enforcing non-compliance with permit requirements.”Map →

organizationSanta Rosa County Tax Collector“The government office responsible for issuing business permits and collecting ta”Map →

Sources

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srctc.com

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