A. Brevard County Occupational Licenses are issued pursuant to Chapter 102, Article II, Brevard County Code, as authorized by Chapter 205, Florida Statutes. A license is required for each location conducting business and for each person subject to professional classifications. Use Permit application and submit it to the Tax Collector. To minimize delays, contact the Tax Collector's Office for pre-requisites applicable to your classification and location. A license may be issued upon application and presentation of required prerequisites and payments of applicable fees.
Regulated classifications are too numerous to list.
The Florida Dept. of Commerce publishes a helpful guide, available at the Tax Collector's Office, and many municipalities. A. A license may be transferred upon application and fee. If a license is not transferred within 30 days, continuing to do business is subject to the same penalties as doing business without a license, as well as payment of the full amount due for each classification. Except for individual professional licenses and exempt licenses, a license may be transferred to a new owner upon application and payment of fee. Any regulatory prerequisites must be met by the new owner.