CITY OF CALERA BUSINESS LICENSE FEE CODE SCHEDULE **All licenses issued are required to pay a $10.00 issuance fee in addition to their license fee**
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1 CITY OF CALERA BUSINESS LICENSE FEE CODE SCHEDULE **All licenses issued are required to pay a $10.00 issuance fee in addition to their license fee** Code Description Schedule 111 Farming and Crop Production Exempt 112 Animal Production Exempt 113 Forestry Exempt 114 Fishing & Hunting Exempt 115 Agricultural Support Exempt 211 Oil and Gas Extraction A 212 Mining A 213 Mining Support Services A 221 Utilities G 236 Contractors - GC and Home Builders $ Contractors - Hwy, bridge, street, water, sewer, etc. $ Subcontractors $ Food Manufacturing A 312 Beverage Manufacturing A 3121 Beer - off premise- State regulated through ABC $ Beer - on premise- State regulated through ABC $ Wine- State regulated through ABC $ Beer & Wine - Wholesale distributor $ Alcohol - State regulated through ABC $ Textile Manufacturing A 314 Other Manufacturing A 315 Apparel Manufacturing A 316 Leather and allied products manufacturing A 321 Wood Manufacturing A 322 Paper Manufacturing A 323 Printing A 324 Petroleum and coal manufacturing A 325 Chemical Manufacturing A 326 Plastic & Rubber Manufacturing A 327 Nonmetallic Manufacturing A 331 Primary Metal Manufacturing A 332 Metal Fabrication A 333 Machinery Manufacturing A 334 Computer & Electronic Manufacturing A 335 Appliance Manufacturing A 336 Transportation Manufacturing A 337 Furniture Manufacturing A 339 Miscellaneous Manufacturing A 421 Wholesale Trade - durable A 422 Wholesale Trade - nondurable A 441 Motor Vehicle Parts & Accessories A 4411 Motor Vehicle A 442 Furniture A 443 Electronic & Appliance Store A 444 Building Materials A
2 445 Food & Beverage Stores A 4451 Package Stores A 446 Health & Personal Care Stores A 447 Gasoline Retail A 448 Clothing & Accessories A 451 Sporting Goods & Hobbies A 452 General Merchandise Stores A 453 Used Merchandise Stores A 4531 Miscellaneous Retailers A 454 Non-Store Retailers A 4541 Non-Store Retailers - Peddlers I 481 Air Transportation A 482 Rail Transportation Water Transportation A 484 Truck Transportation - local, long distance, freight, moving, storage A 4841 Truck Transportation - Terminal - State Regulated Passenger Transportation-charter & other transit services A 4851 Passenger Transportation-bus terminals - State Regulated Passenger Transportation - buses, taxi cabs, limousines, buggys J 4853 Passenger Transportation - number of buses, taxi cabs, limousines, buggys J 487 Sightseeing Transportation A 492 Couriers A 493 Warehousing & Storage A 511 Publishing industries except internet A 512 Motion Pictures A 515 Broadcasting A 517 Telecommunications - telephone local per K 5171 Telecommunications - telephone long distance per K 5172 Telecommunications - cellular and other wireless, paging K 5173 Telecommunications - resellers of service K 519 Information Services A 522 Bank Main Office U 5221 Bank Branch or ATM U 5222 Savings & Loans U 5223 Savings & Loan Branch or ATM U 5224 Pawn Shop A 5225 Credit Services A 523 Securities, Commodity A 524 Insurance Company and/or its agents - casualty, fire and/or marine premiums /123 A 5241 Insurance Company and/or its agents - health, allied & all other premiums /123 A 5242 Agent Office A 525 Funds, Trusts, other financial agencies A 531 Real Estate A 532 Rental & Leasing - auto, truck, trailer, RV, all tangible property A 5321 Rental & Leasing - movie and video rental A 541 Professional $ Management Companies A 561 Exterminating Services A 5611 Janitorial Firm $150
3 5612 Landscaping Services $ Administrative Services $ Alarm & Security Systems A 562 Waste Management A 611 Educational Services A 621 HMO A 6211 Outpatient Care Centers A 6212 Ambulance $ Chiropractor/Optometrist/Therapist A 622 Hospitals A 623 Nursing Care A 6231 Nursing Home A 624 Social Assistance A 711 Arts & Sports A 7111 Special Events 712 Museums A 713 Amusement A 721 Accommodations - hotels, motels, and similar facilities B 7211 Accommodations - bed and breakfast inns and services B 7212 Accommodations - trailer parks, RV parks, and travel parks C 7213 Accommodations - rooming houses and boarding houses B 722 Restaurant - full service restaurant facility A 7221 Restaurant - limited facility or service A 7222 Caterers A 7223 Drinking Establishment $ Repairs & Maintenance A 812 Personal Services A 8121 Fortune Teller M 910 Category for number of - vending machines for all types vending N 9101 Category for number of - pool tables O 9102 Category for number of - amusement devices and/or games P 9992 Unclassified miscellaneous business services not elsewhere classified A 9991 Unclassified miscellaneous personal services not elsewhere classified A Merchandise Delivery License Flat Fee $ Merchandise Delivery License Gross Receipts over $75,000 A 923 Administration of human resource programs A 924 Administration of Environmental Quality Programs A 925 Administration of housing, urban, comm. A 926 Administration of Economic programs A 927 Space, research, technology A 928 National Security and International Affairs A Schedule "A" if gross receipts are: Base of $ plus.075% of gross receipts between $100, and $25,000, No additional license fee for gross receipts over $25,000, $18, $ (base fee) + $10.00 issuance fee
4 Schedule "B" - Accommodations - Hotels and Motels: Up to 25 units $ to 50 units $ units or more $ Schedule "C" - Trailer Parks and RV Parks Per Space $15 (with minimum license $100.00) $ Schedule "G"- Utilities Amount of license is state regulated. See Section of the Code of Alabama For those utilities covered, the license shall not exceed an amount equal to three percent of the gross receipts of the business transacted in the municipality for the previous year. Schedule "I" - Peddlers Yearly rate issued for annual sales activity $ Schedule "J" - Taxi Cabs & Limousines 1 taxi cab or limousine $ All taxi cabs or limousines over 1 $ Schedule "K" - Telephones & Telecommunications 1. Cable business and telecommunications services; all such business providing services within the City shall pay a license of 5% of gross receipts in addition to any franchise fee, except herein provided. 2. Telegraph companies; all such companies conducting business in the City shall pay an annual business fee as provided in Code of Alabama Telephone companies with exchange license; all such companies operating in the City shall pay an annual business fee as provided in Code of Alabama Telephone companies with long distance service; all such companies providing such service and conducting business in the City shall pay an annual license fee as provided in Code of Alabama Schedule "M" - Fortune Tellers Annual license rate is $1, and rate is reduced by $25.00 each year until such time as the annual rate reaches $ and that becomes the minimum rate thereafter. Schedule "N" - Vending Machines/Music Machines Vending Machines (per machine) $ Schedule "O" - Billiard and/or Pool Tables (Miniature or other wise) First Table $ Each additional table $ Schedule "P" - Amusement Devices
5 Amusement Machines (per machine) $ Schedule "Q" - Buses, Trucks & Other Equipment Such equipment is license under its applicable schedule only with no additional decal requirements Schedule "U" - Banks/Savings & Loans Bank ATM Location $ Bank Branch Location $ Bank Main Office Facility $ Savings & Loan ATM Location $ Savings & Loan Branch Location $ Savings & Loan mail Office Facility $ Schedule "V" - Delivery License The rate for delivery license is established in Section 21 and is: $
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