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find out how much you owe in city business tax The Business Tax Calculator is part of a suite of self-assessment tools created by the Office of Finance to help business owners and entrepreneurs plan for their businesses by estimating their City taxes due.
Our online eFiling system speeds and simplifies the filing of your renewal. Click the link found below, enter a few details and the system automatically calculates your Business Tax Liability, if any. You may then either pay online or print the renewal form and mail it to our office along with your payment.
Business Tax Calculator. Want to know what you will owe? The Business Tax Calculator will help you estimate your City taxes.
This section is where you will report your tax measure (for most businesses this will be gross receipts) for each business activity during 2023 and calculate the tax due for 2024. Each activity should be reported on one line, from Line 4 to Line 10, with the calculation for each activity going across from Column A to Column H.
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Welcome to the Office of Finance! We serve to provide the necessary tools and resources for our businesses. Check out the LA Business Portal at the easy to remember URL - business.lacity.org, for a roadmap on how to start a business as well as resources to help you grow your business. But first, determine if you will be conducting business within the City of Los Angeles, as you may need to ...
Tax Rate: $153.00 for the first $60,000 or less of gross receipts plus $1.01 per $1,000 or fractional part thereof in excess of $60,000. In-City Contractor pays an additional $2.55 per $1,000 or fraction of all salaries and fees paid for services rendered in the City in connection with out-of-city projects.
