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Chapter II — LICENSES, PERMITS, BUSINESS REGULATIONS›Article 2

§ 22.04

Los Angeles Business Tax & Permits — LAMC Chapter II · 2026-08 edition · updated 2026-09-09 · Los Angeles

SEC. 22.04.1. FAILURE TO PAY FEE DUE UNDER ARTICLE 1 OF THIS CHAPTER.

Whenever under any provision of this Code a regulatory permit is required for the conduct of any business or occupation upon which a business tax is imposed by Article 1 of this chapter, or upon which a parking occupancy tax is imposed by Article 1.15 of this chapter, the failure to pay that business tax or parking occupancy tax will be grounds

for the suspension or revocation of the permit, but the procedure outlined in Section 22.02 shall be followed. (Amended by Ord. No. 180,488, Eff. 3/7/09.)

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▸Contents — Los Angeles Business Tax & Permits — LAMC Chapter II
Los Angeles Business Tax & Permits — LAMC Chapter II
  1. Chapter II
  2. ▸Chapter II — LICENSES, PERMITS, BUSINESS REGULATIONS
    Overview
    1. Article 1
    2. Article 1.2
    3. Article 1.3
    4. Article 1.5
    5. Article 1.6
    6. Article 1.7
    7. Article 1.8
    8. Article 1.9
    9. Article 1.10
    10. Article 1.11
    11. Article 1.12
    12. Article 1.13
    13. Article 1.14
    14. Article 1.15
    15. Article 1.16
    16. Article 1.17
    17. ▸Article 2
      Overview
      1. SEC. 22.01. PERMIT REQUIREMENTS LIMITED TO ORIGINAL PERMITS.
      2. SEC. 22.02. POWER TO REVOKE AND SUSPEND PERMITS OR CERTIFICATE…
      3. SEC. 22.03. BOARD TO NOTIFY PERMITTEE.
      4. § 22.04
      5. SEC. 22.05. SUSPENDED OR REVOKED PERMITS – PERMITTEE NOT TO EN…
      6. SEC. 22.06. MISSTATEMENT IN APPLICATION – GROUNDS FOR REVOCATI…
      7. SEC. 22.11. LICENSES – VETERAN’S EXEMPTIONS.
      8. SEC. 22.12. REFUNDS – TAX, LICENSE AND PERMIT FEES IN EXCESS O…
      9. SEC. 22.13. REFUNDS OF TAX, LICENSE, PERMIT OR APPLICATION FEE…
    18. Article 6
    19. Article 8
    20. Article 9

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