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Title 3 — FINANCE›Chapter 1 — BUSINESS LICENSING

Article 1 — Taxation and Control

Coalinga Municipal Code · 2026-09 edition · updated 2026-10-02 · Coalinga

Sec. 3-1.101. - Business tax.

Sec. 3-1.102. - Definitions: Generally.

Sec. 3-1.103. - Business defined.

Sec. 3-1.104. - Sale, sell defined.

Sec. 3-1.105. - Engaging in business defined.

Sec. 3-1.106. - Gross receipts defined.

Sec. 3-1.107. - Person defined.

Sec. 3-1.108. - Separate certificate for each place of business.

Sec. 3-1.109. - Revenue measure only does not permit business otherwise prohibited.

Sec. 3-1.110. - Public inspection.

Sec. 3-1.111. - Contents of certificate.

Sec. 3-1.112. - Annual certificate.

Sec. 3-1.113. - Statement for renewal of business tax certificate.

Sec. 3-1.114. - Issuance of first certificate.

Sec. 3-1.115. - Declaration, additional statement by applicant for first renewal…

Sec. 3-1.116. - Declaration not conclusive.

Sec. 3-1.117. - Declaration: Confidential documents.

Sec. 3-1.118. - Transfer of business tax certificate procedure.

Sec. 3-1.119. - Business tax certificate to be conspicuously posted: Exception.

Sec. 3-1.120. - Lost certificate.

Sec. 3-1.121. - Penalty for nonpayment of annual business tax.

Sec. 3-1.122. - Return check penalty.

Sec. 3-1.123. - Prior year registration assessments.

Sec. 3-1.124. - Notice not required.

Sec. 3-1.125. - Interest.

Sec. 3-1.126. - Business tax a debt.

Sec. 3-1.127. - Notice of hearing on lien.

Sec. 3-1.128. - Collection of delinquent taxes by special tax roll assessment.

Sec. 3-1.129. - Conviction for violation not waiver of business tax.

Sec. 3-1.130. - License fees payable when not otherwise specifically set forth.

Sec. 3-1.131. - License fees payable by wholesale businesses located outside of the city.

Sec. 3-1.132. - Temporary businesses.

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