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Iowa Occupational License Fee Schedule (1756) IOWA OCCUPATIONAL LICENSE FEE SCHEDULE (1756) Need help in calculating your license? Specific License Questions: Email: [email protected] Phone: (800) 556-7274 select option 1 then 6 then 1. 1 of 13 Iowa, Louisiana Occupational License Tax Business Classifications Sch Num Sch Cde Business Classifications Table 1 00 Abstractors - Section 354 1 2 00 Abstractors and title company - Section 354 1 3 00 Advertising agency - Section 354 1 4 00 Air transportation - Section 354 1 5 00 Ambulance service - Section 354 1 6 00 Amusement hall - Section 354 1 7 00 Amusement park - Section 354 1 8 00 Answering service - Section 354 1 9 00 Appraiser - Section 354 1 10 00 Archery range - Section 354 1 11 00 Arena - Section 354 1 12 00 Armored car service - Section 354 1 13 00 Auction barn - Section 354 1 14 00 Auto auction - Section 354 1 15 00 Auto for hire - Section 354 1 16 00 Auto title service - Section 354 1 17 00 Bail bondsmen - Section 354 1 18 00 Barbershop - Section 354 1 19 00 Barge carrier-freight - Section 354 1 20 00 Barge carrier-passengers - Section 354 1 21 00 Baseball park - Section 354 1 22 00 Bath house - Section 354 1 23 00 Beauty salon - Section 354 1 24 00 Billing agency - Section 354 1 25 00 Boat carrier-freight - Section 354 1 26 00 Boat carrier-passengers - Section 354 1 Boat dealer - Section 354 Maximum License 27 00 1 $800.00 28 00 Boat landing - Section 354 1 29 00 Boat launching -Section 354 1 30 00 Boat marina - Section 354 1 31 00 Boats-retail - Section 354 1 Body piercing - Section 354 Copy of Board Health 32 00 1 Permit Required before issuance of license. 33 00 Bonding company - Section 354 1 34 00 Bondsman - Section 354 1 35 00 Bowling alley - Section 354 1 36 00 Bus line - Section 354 1 Business, professional, or instructional schools - 37 00 1 Section 354 38 00 Cable television business - Section 354 1 39 00 Campground - Section 354 1 40 00 Car wash - Section 354 1 41 00 Carpet cleaning business - Section 354 1 42 00 Catering service - Section 354 1 43 00 Cemetery - Section 354 1 44 00 Child care service - Section 354 1 If your business is not listed here, you are still taxable under the occupational license tax law, L.R.S. 47:341-363 2 of 13 Iowa, Louisiana Occupational License Tax Business Classifications Sch Num Sch Cde Business Classifications Table 45 00 Cigarette vending machines - Section 354 1 46 00 Cleaning service - Section 354 1 47 00 Clothing store - Section 354 1 48 00 Coffee house - Section 354 1 49 00 Coin operated laundry - Section 354 1 50 00 Cold storage plant - Section 354 1 51 00 Collection agency - Section 354 1 52 00 Common carrier - Section 354 1 Commercial reporting or rating agencies - Section 53 00 1 354 54 00 Computer sales/service - Section 354 1 55 00 Concession - Section 354 1 56 00 Copy service - Section 354 1 57 00 Crating service - Section 354 1 58 00 Credit bureau - Section 354 1 59 00 Custodial service - Section 354 1 60 00 Dance Hall - Section 354 1 61 00 Day care center - Section 354 1 62 00 Decorator - Section 354 1 63 00 Deep sea salvage - Section 354 1 64 00 Delivery service - Section 354 1 65 00 Detective agency - Section 354 1 66 00 Dispatcher - Section 354 1 67 00 Dog grooming - Section 354 1 68 00 Dog kennel - Section 354 1 69 00 Dog training - Section 354 1 70 00 Drag strip - Section 354 1 71 00 Driving school - Section 354 1 72 00 Dry cleaner - Section 354 1 73 00 Dyeing - Section 354 1 74 00 Eating establishment - Section 354 1 75 00 Electroplating service - Section 354 1 76 00 Elevator repair business - Section 354 1 77 00 Elevator service business - Section 354 1 78 00 Employment agency - Section 354 1 79 00 Engraver - Section 354 1 80 00 Escort service - Section 354 1 81 00 Exhibition show - Section 354 1 82 00 Ferry boat - Section 354 1 83 00 Film developing - Section 354 1 84 00 Firing range - Section 354 1 85 00 Flea market participant - Section 354 1 86 00 Fortune teller - Section 354 1 87 00 Freezer locker - Section 354 1 88 00 Freight transportation - Section 354 1 89 00 Funeral director - Section 354 1 90 00 Garage - Section 354 1 91 00 Garbage collection - Section 354 1 If your business is not listed here, you are still taxable under the occupational license tax law, L.R.S. 47:341-363 3 of 13 Iowa, Louisiana Occupational License Tax Business Classifications Sch Num Sch Cde Business Classifications Table 92 00 Gardening service -Section 354 1 93 00 Golf course - section 354 1 94 00 Golf practice range - Section 354 1 95 00 Grocery store - Section 354 1 96 00 Health club - Section 354 1 97 00 Home health service - Section 354 1 98 00 Hospital (for profit) - Section 354 1 99 00 Insurance adjuster - Section 354 1 100 00 Janitorial service - Section 354 1 101 00 Jeweler - Section 354 1 102 00 Jewelry store - Section 354 1 103 00 Junkyard - Section 354 1 104 00 Laboratory - Section 354 1 105 00 Landscaping service - Section 354 1 106 00 Laundromat - Section 354 1 107 00 Laundry - Section 354 1 108 00 Lawn service - Section 354 1 109 00 Leasing movable property - Section 354 1 110 00 Limousine service - Section 354 1 111 00 Maid service - Section 354 1 112 00 Mailing room - Section 354 1 113 00 Mailing/packaging business - Section 354 1 114 00 Management training school - Section 354 1 115 00 Massage service - Section 354 1 116 00 Medical transportation service - Section 354 1 117 00 Messenger service - Section 354 1 118 00 Miniature golf link - Section 354 1 119 00 Mobile home dealer-retail - Section 354 1 Maximum License $800.00 120 00 Mobile home dealer-wholesale - Section 354 1 Maximum License $800.00 121 00 Mobile home park - Section 354 1 Maximum License $800.00 122 00 Mobile home rental - Section 354 1 Maximum License $800.00 123 00 Mobile home repairs - Section 354 1 Maximum License $800.00 124 00 Modeling agency - Section 354 1 125 00 Monogramming - Section 354 1 126 00 Motor freight line - Section 354 1 127 00 Motor vehicle carrier-freight - Section 354 1 128 00 Motor vehicle carrier-passengers - Section 354 1 Motor vehicle dealer - Section 354 Maximum 129 00 1 License $800.00 130 00 Motor vehicle rentals - Section 354 1 131 00 Motor vehicle repainting shop - Section 354 1 132 00 Motor vehicle repair shop - Section 354 1 133 00 Motor vehicle storage business - Section 354 1 134 00 Movie theatre - Section 354 1 135 00 Moving business - Section 354 1 136 00 Music school - Section 354 1 137 00 Newspaper clipping service - Section 354 1 138 00 Nurse's registry - section 354 1 If your business is not listed here, you are still taxable under the occupational license tax law, L.R.S. 47:341-363 4 of 13 Iowa, Louisiana Occupational License Tax Business Classifications Sch Num Sch Cde Business Classifications Table 139 00 Operation of office building - Section 354 1 140 00 Operator of coin vending machine - Section 354 1 141 00 Packing house for meat or fish - Section 354 1 142 00 Packing service - Section 354 1 143 00 Palm reading, psychic, etc. - Section 354 1 144 00 Parking lot - Section 354 1 145 00 Pawn Brokers - Section 354 Minimum Fee $300.00 1 146 00 Photo Lab - Section 354 1 147 00 Photographer - Section 354 1 148 00 Postal service, private - Section 354 1 149 00 Private Investigator - Section 354 1 150 00 Professional School - Section 354 1 151 00 Race Track - Section 354 1 152 00 Railroad carrier-freight - Section 354 1 153 00 Railroad carrier-passengers - Section 354 1 154 00 Recreational beach - Section 354 1 155 00 Recreational club - Section 354 1 156 00 Reducing salon - Section 354 1 157 00 Refrigerated locker - Section 354 1 158 00 Renting movable property - Section 354 1 159 00 Repairs business - Section 354 1 160 00 Repairs - Section 354 1 Restaurant - Section 354 Copy of Board Health 161 00 Permit Required before issuance of license. Only 1 applies to "New" businesses. 162 00 Retail dealer - Section 354 1 163 00 Riding academy - Section 354 1 164 00 Salvage yard - Section 354 1 165 00 School private - Section 354 1 166 00 Security business - Section 354 1 167 00 Self defense training - Section 354 1 168 00 Service business - Section 354 1 169 00 Shoe shine parlor/stand - Section 354 1 170 00 Sightseeing tours - Section 354 1 171 00 Sign Painting - Section 354 1 172 00 Sitter service - Section 354 1 173 00 Skating rink - Section 354 1 174 00 Stable - Section 354 1 175 00 Steam cleaning business - Section 354 1 176 00 Steam pressing business - Section 354 1 177 00 Storage business - Section 354 1 178 00 Storage room or landing - Section 354 1 179 00 Surety company - Section 354 1 180 00 Swim club - Section 354 1 181 00 Swimming pool service - Section 354 1 182 00 Tattooing - Section 354 1 183 00 Taxicab Service - Section 354 1 184 00 Taxidermist - Section 354 1 If your business is not listed here, you are still taxable under the occupational license tax law, L.R.S. 47:341-363 5 of 13 Iowa, Louisiana Occupational License Tax Business Classifications Sch Num Sch Cde Business Classifications Table 185 00 Theatre - Section 354 1 186 00 Tourist Camp - Section 354 1 187 00 Tow Truck service - Section 354 1 188 00 Towboat business - Section 354 1 189 00 Trailer park - Section 354 1 190 00 Transportation business - Section 354 1 191 00 Travel agency - Section 354 1 192 00 Tree service - Section 354 1 193 00 Truck escort service - Section 354 1 194 00 Truck wash - Section 354 1 195 00 Trucking business - Section 354 1 196 00 Tugboat business - Section 354 1 197 00 Undertaker - Section 354 1 198 00 Vehicle escort service - Section 354 1 199 00 Vending machine operator - Section 354 1 200 00 Warehouse - Section 354 1 201 00 Washateria
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