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Title 5 — BUSINESS LICENSES AND REGULATIONS

Chapter 5.08 — BUSINESS LICENSES GENERALLY

Norwalk Municipal Code · 2026-07 edition · updated 2026-10-02 · Norwalk

§ 5.08.010. License required.

§ 5.08.020. License tax a debt due City.

§ 5.08.030. Exempt business—State or Federal law.

§ 5.08.040. Interstate commerce—Relief from undue burden.

§ 5.08.050. Exemption from tax on particular grounds.

§ 5.08.060. Procedure for obtaining fee-exempt license.

§ 5.08.070. Limitations on fee-exempt licenses.

§ 5.08.080. Denial of fee-exempt licenses—Appeal.

§ 5.08.090. Administrative rules and regulations.

§ 5.08.100. Branch establishments.

§ 5.08.110. Business establishments extending across City boundaries.

§ 5.08.120. Application—Deposit required.

§ 5.08.130. Issuance of license.

§ 5.08.140. Investigations and inspections.

§ 5.08.150. Denial of license.

§ 5.08.160. Investigation and inspection fees.

§ 5.08.170. Licensing period.

§ 5.08.180. Estimate of gross receipts.

§ 5.08.190. Tax basis data required to be submitted.

§ 5.08.200. Computation of number of employees.

§ 5.08.210. Statements not conclusive.

§ 5.08.220. Failure to file statement.

§ 5.08.230. Appeal.

§ 5.08.240. Delinquent penalties.

§ 5.08.250. Additional powers of Director.

§ 5.08.260. Licenses for more than one business.

§ 5.08.270. No license transferable—Changed location.

§ 5.08.280. Transfer of tax burden prohibited.

§ 5.08.290. Duplicate license.

§ 5.08.300. Posting and keeping licenses.

§ 5.08.310. Unlawful business.

§ 5.08.320. Employees.

§ 5.08.330. State license required.

§ 5.08.340. Enforcement.

§ 5.08.350. Suspension or revocation of license—Appeals.

§ 5.08.360. Remedies cumulative.

§ 5.08.370. Penalty for violation.

§ 5.08.380. License tax amount.

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