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THE STATE

of ALASKADepartment of Commerce, Community, and Economic Development Division of Corporations, Business and Professional Licensing

Business Licensing Section

Street: 333 Willoughby Avenue, 9th Floor, Juneau, AK 99801

Mail: PO Box 110806, Juneau, AK 99811-0806

Phone: (907) 465-2550 Fax: (907) 465-2974

Website: BusinessLicense.Alaska.Gov

RENEW APPLICATION:

Alaska Business License And Endorsements Instructions

FOR IMMEDIATE PROCESSING: file online at www.BusinessLicense.Alaska.Gov and print your renewed business license immediately.

If you file hardcopy (paper), applications are processed in date order received. Submit this hardcopy, along with payment, via in-person, fax, or U.S. Mail. For security reasons, DO NOT EMAIL forms and/or payments.

Tip: If faxing, print a confirmation page from your fax machine that all pages were successfully faxed.

PROCESSING TIME: Standard processing time from March-September is 10-15 business days. During heavy business licensing filing seasons, October-February, the processing time will be delayed. Filings are reviewed in date order received. We do not offer expediting services.

This application is to renew an existing business license only and/or renew endorsement(s).

A business license which is expired for more than two years cannot renew and a new business license is required.

If you want to purchase a new business license, file online for immediate processing or submit a new Alaska Business License Application (Form 08-4181) via fax or mail, along with the appropriate fees.

If you want to purchase a new endorsement for an existing business license then you must apply using hardcopy (paper) New Endorsement on an Existing Alaska Business License (Form 08-4730) along with the appropriate fees.

IMPORTANT: The status of your professional license and/or entity may directly affect your business license. Per AS 43.70.020(d) you must comply with any regulatory provisions (i.e. professional licensing and/or registering your entity) to be entitled to a business license. To check the status of your professional license and/or entity go to, www.BusinessLicense.Alaska.Gov, under CPBL Quick Links click License Search.

TIP: To avoid delays do not leave any applicable portion of the renew business license application incomplete.

PART I: BUSINESS NAME

Enter the exact full name and business license number of the business as it appears on your renewing business license. You must operate and advertise in the exact business name listed on your business license certificate.

Per 12 AAC 12.050(a)(1) a change in the business name requires a new business license. For additional information, go to: www.BusinessLicense.Alaska.Gov

PART II: BUSINESS LICENSE FEES

Business license fees are non-refundable once the business license has been issued. Business License fees are $50 per year and may be purchased for one year ($50) or two years ($100). All business licenses expire on December 31, regardless of the date of purchase. The expiring year depends on your choice of an annual (1-year) or biennial (2-year) license. Payment can be made by check (payable to the State of Alaska), money order, or major credit card.

DISCOUNTS: only a sole proprietorship (a business license owned by one individual) may qualify for a Senior Discount or a Disabled Veteran Discount business license fee of $25.00 per year. The discounted fee is not available to other types of businesses; such as Partnerships (two or more people no matter their age), Corporations, LLCs, LLPs, or LPs. Only one qualified discount may be applied to a business license fee.

Senior Discount: if you are 65 years or older or will turn 65 during the licensing period to which you are applying and you are willing to provide your date of birth. Online filing is available for a Senior Discount.

Disabled Veteran Discount: if you are a service connected disabled veteran and you are willing to provide a copy of your "service connected" disability determination letter or ID from Veteran Affairs. Initial qualification is not available online at this time for Disabled Veteran Discount. For additional information go to: www.BusinessLicense.Alaska.Gov and click Disabled Veteran Discount FAQs.

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ENDORSEMENT FEES: $100 per location, in addition to the Business License fee, is non-refundable once the endorsement has been issued. Endorsements expire on the same date as the business license to which they are attached. For more information see the instructions on the Endorsement page and go to www.BusinessLicense.Alaska.Gov, click Endorsement FAQs. The Endorsement page must be completed and submitted with the business license application if you are purchasing an Endorsement.

TIP: The endorsement fee is a flat rate of $100 per location, whether you purchase a one or two-year business license. For a better bargain, purchase your business license with endorsement(s) for a two-year period.

PART III: SIX-DIGIT NAICS CODES

Provide the six-digit NAICS (North American Industry Classification System) code(s) which best describe your primary and/or secondary lines of business activities. For more information, including how to determine your business’ six-digit NAICS Code(s) go to www.BusinessLicense.Alaska.Gov and click Line of Business/Alaska NAICS Code.

IMPORTANT: The State of Alaska uses the 2007 six-digit NAICS Codes. The first two digits of the six-digit NAICS Code(s) identify your Line(s) of Business and will appear on your business license certificate.

You may provide up to ten (10) NAICS Codes.

PART IV: ALASKA PROFESSIONAL LICENSE NUMBERS

Any line of business, based on the six-digit NAICS Code(s), subject to a professional license, per AS 43.70.020(d), must be listed as the primary and/or secondary line of business, per 12 AAC 12.030(2), on the business license application.

IMPORTANT: If a line of business is subject to a professional license then you must obtain and provide a current Alaska professional license number prior to obtaining an Alaska Business License. For more information go to

www.ProfessionalLicense.Alaska.Gov

To determine if the six-digit NAICS code for your business activity requires a professional license go to www.BusinessLicense.Alaska.Gov and click Line of Business/Alaska NAICS Code. If the six-digit NAICS code you choose is listed in italicized, bold print then you may require professional licensing.

Provide the owner’s name as it appears on the professional license. Owners for the following professions may be an individual or an entity: Architects, Engineers, and Land Surveyors; Construction Contractors; Public Accountancy; Collection Agency; or Big Game Guides or Transporters.

In addition, if you will be practicing one of the following professions then check the appropriate box to identify if you are renting a chair from a Shop Owner or if you are the Shop Owner:

Barber

Body Piercing

Esthetician (skin care)

Manicurist

Tattooing

Hairdresser

Permanent Cosmetic Coloring

For more information go to www.BusinessLicense.Alaska.Gov and click on Barber and Hairdressers FAQs.

PART V: SIGNATURE

Provide the printed name, title, signature, date, phone number and email.

PART VI: ENDORSEMENT RENEWAL INSTRUCTIONS

Effective 1/1/2019: An Endorsement is required to sell tobacco products, electronic smoking products, or products containing nicotine.

If you sell products requiring an Endorsement, then you must have an Endorsement. An Endorsement cannot stand on its own: it must be attached to a current business license.

Location: A separate endorsement is required for each physical location where products requiring an Endorsement will be sold.

Endorsement Fee(s): $100 per location in addition to the business license fee.

Expiration Date: Endorsements will expire on the same date as the business license to which they are attached. Endorsements must be renewed at the same time as the business license to which they are attached.

TIP: The endorsement fee is a flat rate of $100 per location, whether you purchase a one or two-year business license. For a better bargain, purchase your business license with endorsement(s) for a two-year period.

Required Signage: A person who holds an Endorsement must post on the licensed premises a warning sign. This sign must be displayed in a conspicuous location to a person purchasing or consuming products requiring an Endorsement. There are significant penalties for improper sales of products requiring an Endorsement. It is the licensee’s responsibility to be familiar with the proper sale of products requiring an Endorsement. AS 43.70.075(f)

For more information go to: www.BusinessLicense.Alaska.Gov and click on Endorsement FAQs

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ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

Multiple Business Licenses: If you have multiple business licenses with the exact same business name and the exact same owner then you may be able to consolidate these into one business license. For more information go to www.BusinessLicense.Alaska.Gov and click on Multiple Lines of Business FAQs.

Business Licensing Exemptions: You may not have to purchase a business license if your business activity is an Investment Club or if you hold one of the following licenses from another agency:

Fisheries business licenses issued by Alaska Department of Revenue or Alaska Department of Fish and Game.

Liquor licenses issued by Alaska Department of Revenue for alcohol sales only.

Insurance licenses issued by State of Alaska Division of Insurance.

Mining licenses issued by Alaska Department of Revenue.

NOTE: An exemption may exist under business licensing statutes; however it may not exist under another agency’s statutes which may require an Alaska Business License:

For example: Alaska Department of Fish and Game requires Sport Fish businesses to have an Alaska Business License issued by the Division of Corporations, Business and Professional Licensing in addition to the Sport Fish license.

Companies that hold the above licenses from other agencies are clearly exempt from business licensing requirements if they are operating only within the activities outlined by the other State Agency’s license requirements; however, if the business engages in additional activities beyond the scope of the other agency’s Industry License, then they will need an Alaskan Business License.

For example: a liquor store is exempt from business licensing if it only sells liquor; however, if it sells anything else, such as ice, cups, non-alcoholic mixes, sundries, etc., then it must have an Alaska Business License.

If you think you are exempt from business licensing, please consult a Business Licensing Examiner about your specific situation.

IMPORTANT: an exemption to register with another agency or under other statutes and regulations (such as, an exemption to register your entity with the Corporation Section under Title 10) does not exempt you from business licensing requirements unless you also qualify for a business licensing exemption under Business Licensing Statutes & Regulations.

Protect your business name: The purchase of a business license does not automatically register the business name under Title 10 (corporation statutes) and does not give you exclusive rights to the name. Business Licensing Statutes and Regulations do not limit the number of business licenses with the exact same name. To obtain exclusive rights to your business name you may register your business name under Title 10 with the Corporations Section.

IMPORTANT: Exclusive rights are exercised through the court system, not through this Division. For more

information about registering your business name to obtain exclusive rights, go to www.BusinessLicense.Alaska.Gov and select Reserve or Register a Business Name.

For additional Business Licensing information, such as some of the following: www.BusinessLicense.Alaska.Gov

Business Structures FAQs;

How To Get Started;

Business Licensing FAQs;

Endorsement FAQs

Reserve or Register a Business Name (for exclusive rights which you may exercise through the courts);

Allowable Changes to a Business License FAQs;

Business Licensing Statutes and Regulations;

Resources (where you may go for additional help or assistance)

For additional Professional Licensing information, go to www.ProfessionalLicense.Alaska.Gov For additional Corporation information, go to www.Corporations.Alaska.Gov

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THE STATE

of ALASKA

Department of Commerce, Community, and Economic Development Division of Corporations, Business and Professional Licensing

Business Licensing Section

Street: 333 Willoughby Avenue, 9th Floor, Juneau, AK 99801

Mail: PO Box 110806, Juneau, AK 99811-0806

Phone: (907) 465-2550 Fax: (907) 465-2974

Website: BusinessLicense.Alaska.Gov

BUS/END

FOR DIVISION USE ONLY

Business License: RENEWAL Application Only

AS 43.70 and 12 AAC

For immediate processing you may file online and print your renewed business license at: BusinessLicense.Alaska.Gov

This form is for the RENEWAL only of an existing Alaska Business License. If your business license has lapsed (expired) less than two years you may still renew; however, the fees for any lapsed years must be paid. If your business license has been lapsed for more than two years, you will need to apply for a New Business License (Form 08-4181).

IMPORTANT: Per AS 43.70.020(d) if you are an entity you must be in compliance (good standing) with the Corporations Section and if you have a professional license it must be current to renew your business license. To check the status of your entity or professional license, go to BusinessLicense.Alaska.Gov, under CBPL Quick Links select License Search.

Submit this filing hardcopy via fax or U.S. Mail, along with its payment.

Tip: if faxing, print a confirmation page from your fax machine that all pages were successfully faxed.

For security reasons, DO NOT EMAIL forms and/or payments.

Processing Time: Standard processing time from March-September is 10–15 business days. During heavy filing seasons, October – February, the processing time will be delayed. Filings are reviewed in the date order they are received. We do not offer expediting services.

Fees are nonrefundable once the business license or endorsements have been issued.

PART I

Business Information

AS 43.70.020(a)(4) and 12 AAC 12.030(1)

Business Name: Enter the exact business name which appears on the renewing business license. Per 12 AAC 12.020(g), you must operate and advertise in the exact name on the business license. Per 12 AAC 12.050 you cannot change the name of the business or the ownership of a business license when renewing a license. A new business license is required if you want to make any of these changes.

Business License # (mandatory)

 

 

Mailing Address

 

Address or PO Box

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

12 AAC 12.030(4)

 

City

State

ZIP Code

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Physical Address

 

Physical/Street Address

 

 

 

 

 

(No PO Boxes)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

City

State

ZIP Code

 

 

12 AAC 12.030(4)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Telephone

Email

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PART II

Fees

(Select ONLY ONE of the below fee options)

 

 

REGULAR FEE

 

$0 - fees suspended

12 AAC 12.010(a)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

License Term:

 

One-Year REGULAR Fee Business License Expiring 12/31/2021

$0

 

 

 

Two-Year REGULAR Fee Business License Expiring 12/31/2022

$0

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

DISCOUNT FEES (if qualified sole proprietor)

12 AAC 12.010(b), 12 AAC 12.030(9) and AS 43.70.030(a)

Only if you are a sole proprietor (one (1) natural individual) you may qualify for only one of the two discounts (senior or disabled veteran) below.

Only one qualified discount fee may be applied to a business license fee.

Senior Discount (all three checkboxes must apply):

I am sole proprietor (one (1) natural individual)

I will be at least 65 years of age during this licensing period (Dec 31, 2021 or 2022)

My birthdate is

Month:

Day:

Year:

Disabled Veteran Discount (both checkboxes must apply):

I am a sole proprietor (one (1) natural individual)

I have attached a copy of my service-connected disability determination letter or ID from Veterans Affairs along with this hardcopy business license application

License Term:

One-Year DISCOUNT Business License Expiring 12/31/2021

$0

Two-Year DISCOUNT Business License Expiring 12/31/2022

$0

ENDORSEMENT FEES (if applicable)

Fees not suspended

12 AAC 12.010(d)

To sell tobacco products, electronic smoking products, or products containing nicotine:

$100 FEE PER ENDORSEMENT, PER LOCATION, in addition to the appropriate business license fee. Endorsements will expire on the same date as the business license to which they are attached and are renewable with the business license. One endorsement is required for each location. Provide each location on the endorsements portion of this application.

Number of Endorsement Locations:

x $100 Fee = Total:

FEES TOTAL

Business License Fees Total

$0

Endorsement Fees Total

Total Fees Enclosed

Pay by:

Make checks payable to “State of Alaska”; or

Use the attached credit card payment form.

Once the license and endorsements have been

issued, the fees are non-refundable.

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PART III

Six-digit NAICS Codes

AS 43.70.020(a)(2) and 12 AAC 12.030(2)

Provide the six (6) digit NAICS code(s) which best describes this business’ primary and secondary lines of business activity. The State of Alaska uses the 2007 NAICS codes.

Note: Any line of business subject to regulatory provision (i.e., professional license required) must list those lines of business as the primary and/or secondary line(s) of business.

You may provide up to ten (10) NAICS Codes. Use a separate sheet if necessary.

Primary NAICS Code: (mandatory)

Secondary NAICS Code: (if applicable)

PART IV

Alaska Professional License Number

AS 43.70.020(d) and 12 AAC 12.030(2)

Any line of business subject to regulatory provisions (based on the six-digit NAICS codes in Part III) must provide an associated current and valid Alaska Professional License Number as evidence this provision has been met.

Provide the owner’s name as it appears on the professional license. Note: owner for the following professions may

be an individual or an entity: Architects, Engineers, and Land Surveyors; Construction Contractors; Public Accountancy; Collection Agency; or Big Game Guides or Transporters.

PRIMARY Professional License Number (if applicable):

Name on Professional License:

SECONDARY Professional License Number (if applicable):

Name on Professional License:

IF your professional license is for one of the following professions:

Barber; Esthetician; Hairdresser; Manicurist; Body Piercing; Tattooing; and/or Permanent Cosmetic Coloring;

THEN check the appropriate box below:

I am renting a chair to practice my profession and own my own business. I do not own the shop where I will practice my profession. I am not an employee of the Shop Owner from whom I am renting a chair.

I am a Shop Owner and my Shop Owner’s professional license number is:

PART V

Signature

By signing this application I declare, under penalty of perjury, that this application is true and complete, including any information provided in the endorsement section.

Signature of Applicant:

Title of Applicant (based on type of organization, such as; Sole

Proprietor, Partner or President of <owner entity name>, etc.):

Print Name of Applicant:

Date:

 

 

Phone:

Email:

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PART VI

RENEW Endorsement Application

AS 43.70.075

Effective 1/1/2019: An Endorsement is required to sell tobacco products, electronic smoking products, or products containing nicotine.

Complete this form if your business will sell tobacco products.

An Endorsement is required for each location or outlet where products requiring an Endorsement are sold. An Endorsement cannot stand on its own; it must be attached to a business license.

ENDORSEMENT FEE: $100 per location, in addition to the business license fee, per AS 43.70.075(b) and 12 AAC 12.010(d).

Endorsements expire on the same date as the business license to which they are attached. Endorsements must be renewed at the same time as the business license to which they are attached.

TIP: The Endorsement fee is a flat rate of $100 per location, whether you purchase a one or two-year business license. For a bargain, purchase your business license with an endorsement(s) for two years.

REQUIRED SIGNAGE: A person who holds an Endorsement must post on the licensed premises a warning sign. This sign must be displayed in a conspicuous location to a person purchasing or consuming products requiring an Endorsement. There are significant penalties for improper sales of products requiring an Endorsement. It is the licensee’s responsibility to be familiar with the proper sale of products requiring an Endorsement. AS 43.70.075(f)

For more information regarding Endorsements, go to: www.BusinessLicense.Alaska.Gov and click Endorsement FAQs

Business Name:

(This must be the EXACT same name as on your business license)

Business License Number:

(required)

List the PHYSICAL address of EACH location where you will be selling products requiring an Endorsement.

Location 1, Fee: $100

Fees are not refundable once the license and endorsements have been issued.

 

PHYSICAL Address

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

City:

State:

ZIP Code:

 

 

 

Location 2, Fee: $100

Fees are not refundable once the license and endorsements have been issued.

 

PHYSICAL Address

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

City:

State:

ZIP Code:

 

 

 

Location 3, Fee: $100

Fees are not refundable once the license and endorsements have been issued.

 

PHYSICAL Address

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

City:

State:

ZIP Code:

 

 

 

Location 4, Fee: $100

Fees are not refundable once the license and endorsements have been issued.

 

PHYSICAL Address

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

City

State

ZIP Code

 

 

 

 

Copy this form or attach additional pages to purchase more endorsements.

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THE STATE

of ALASKA

Department of Commerce, Community, and Economic Development Division of Corporations, Business and Professional Licensing

State of Alaska

Department of Commerce, Community, and Economic Development Division of Corporations, Business and Professional Licensing

PO Box 110806, Juneau, AK 99811 Phone: (907) 465-2550

Credit Card Payment Form

FOR DIVISION USE ONLY

All major credit cards are accepted. For security purposes, do not email credit card information. Include this credit card payment form with your application.

Name of Applicant or Licensee: _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Program Type: ________________________________________________________ License Number (if applicable): ________________________________

I wish to make payment by credit card for the following (check all that apply):

AMOUNT

Application Fee: _________________________________________________________________________________________________

__________________________

License or Renewal Fee: _________________________________________________________________________________

__________________________

Other (name change, wall certificate, fine, duplicate license, exam, etc.):

 

1.

_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

__________________________

2.

_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

__________________________

 

TOTAL:

___________________________

Name (as shown on credit card): ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Mailing Address:

___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Phone Number:

________________________________________________________

Email (optional): _______________________________________________________

Signature of Credit Card Holder: _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

08-4438

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Credit Card Payment Form (all major cards accepted)

CREDIT CARD INFO: Your payment cannot be processed unless all fields are completed!

1.Account Number:

2.Expiration Date:

3.Billing ZIP Code:

4.Security Code:

All four fields MUST

be completed!

This section will be destroyed after the payment is processed.

Your Questions, Answered

  1. What is the purpose of the Alaska 08 4514 form?

    The Alaska 08 4514 form is used to renew an existing business license and any associated endorsements in the state of Alaska. This form is specifically for businesses that have previously held a license and are looking to continue their operations legally.

  2. How can I submit my renewal application?

    You have two options for submitting your renewal application. For immediate processing, you can file online at www.BusinessLicense.Alaska.Gov and print your renewed business license right away. Alternatively, you can submit a hard copy of the application along with payment via in-person, fax, or U.S. Mail. It is important to note that email submissions are not accepted for security reasons.

  3. What is the processing time for the renewal application?

    The standard processing time for renewal applications is typically 10 to 15 business days from March to September. However, during peak filing seasons from October to February, processing times may be longer. The applications are processed in the order they are received, and there are no expedited services available.

  4. What happens if my business license has been expired for more than two years?

    If your business license has been expired for more than two years, you cannot renew it. Instead, you will need to apply for a new business license by submitting the Alaska Business License Application (Form 08-4181) along with the appropriate fees.

  5. Are there any discounts available for business license fees?

    Yes, there are discounts available for qualifying sole proprietors. A Senior Discount is available for individuals aged 65 or older, while a Disabled Veteran Discount is offered to service-connected disabled veterans. Both discounts reduce the business license fee to $25 per year. However, only one discount can be applied per license.

  6. What are endorsement fees and how do they work?

    Endorsement fees are $100 per location and are required for businesses selling tobacco products, electronic smoking products, or products containing nicotine. These fees are non-refundable once the endorsement is issued and will expire on the same date as the associated business license. If you need endorsements for multiple locations, you must pay the fee for each location.

  7. What is the significance of the six-digit NAICS code?

    The six-digit NAICS (North American Industry Classification System) code is used to classify your business activities. You must provide the code(s) that best describe your primary and secondary lines of business. This classification is important for regulatory purposes and must be included in your application.

  8. Do I need a professional license to obtain a business license?

    Yes, if your business activity falls under a line of business that requires a professional license, you must have a current Alaska professional license before you can obtain a business license. You can verify if your business activity requires a professional license by checking the relevant resources online.

  9. What should I do if I think I may be exempt from needing a business license?

    If you believe your business activity might be exempt from requiring a business license, it is advisable to consult with a Business Licensing Examiner. They can provide guidance based on your specific situation and help clarify any exemptions that may apply to your business.

Dos and Don'ts

When filling out the Alaska 08 4514 form, it’s important to follow certain guidelines to ensure a smooth process. Here’s a list of things you should and shouldn’t do:

  • Do provide the exact business name as it appears on your current business license.
  • Do ensure all sections of the form are completed to avoid delays.
  • Do check the status of any professional licenses that may affect your business license.
  • Do submit your application via fax or mail, and avoid emailing for security reasons.
  • Don't leave any portion of the application incomplete.
  • Don't attempt to change your business name on the renewal form; a new application is required for that.
  • Don't forget to include payment with your application, as fees are non-refundable once issued.
  • Don't assume that purchasing a business license grants you exclusive rights to your business name.

Similar forms

The Alaska 08 4514 form is similar to the California Business License Application. Both forms serve the purpose of obtaining or renewing a business license, allowing businesses to operate legally within their respective states. The California application also requires detailed business information, including the business name, address, and owner details. Like Alaska's form, it emphasizes the importance of compliance with local regulations and may include fees that vary based on the type of business and location.

Another document comparable to the Alaska 08 4514 form is the New York State Business License Application. This application outlines the steps needed to register a business in New York, including the requirement for specific permits and licenses. Similar to the Alaska form, it mandates that businesses provide accurate information about their operations and may involve different fees based on the business type. Both forms highlight the necessity of adhering to state laws and regulations to maintain good standing.

The Florida Business Tax Receipt Application is another document that shares similarities with the Alaska 08 4514 form. It requires businesses to apply for a tax receipt, which is necessary for legal operation in Florida. Both forms necessitate the submission of business details, including the name and address, and specify the fees associated with the application. Additionally, both emphasize the importance of renewing licenses and permits to avoid penalties or interruptions in business operations.

The Texas Business License Application also resembles the Alaska 08 4514 form. This application process allows businesses to obtain the necessary licenses to operate legally in Texas. It requires information about the business structure and ownership, similar to the Alaska form. Both documents stress the importance of compliance with local regulations and may include fees that vary based on the business type and location, reinforcing the need for businesses to stay informed about their obligations.

In navigating the complexities of business licensing, it is beneficial for entrepreneurs to be aware of various forms required across states, such as the Alaska 08 4514 form. For instance, those looking for additional resources and templates may want to explore smarttemplates.net, which offers helpful tools that can facilitate the application processes and keep businesses compliant with evolving regulations.

The Illinois Business Registration Application is another document akin to the Alaska 08 4514 form. This application is essential for businesses seeking to operate in Illinois and requires similar information regarding the business name, address, and ownership. Both forms highlight the need for timely renewals and compliance with state regulations. Additionally, they provide guidance on fees and potential discounts for qualifying individuals, such as seniors or veterans.

The Washington State Business License Application is comparable to the Alaska 08 4514 form as well. This document is necessary for businesses to register and obtain a license to operate in Washington. Both forms require detailed information about the business and its owners. They also emphasize the importance of compliance with state regulations and outline the fees associated with the application process, ensuring that businesses understand their financial obligations.

The Ohio Business License Application is another similar document. This application allows businesses to register and renew their licenses in Ohio. Like the Alaska 08 4514 form, it requires specific business information, including the name and address, and outlines the necessary fees. Both documents stress the importance of adhering to state laws and regulations to maintain the ability to operate legally.

The Nevada Business License Application is also similar to the Alaska 08 4514 form. This application is essential for businesses wishing to operate in Nevada and requires detailed information about the business and its owners. Both forms highlight the importance of timely renewals and compliance with state regulations. They also provide guidance on fees and potential discounts for qualifying individuals, similar to the provisions found in the Alaska form.

Finally, the Massachusetts Business Certificate Application shares similarities with the Alaska 08 4514 form. This application is necessary for businesses to register and obtain a certificate to operate in Massachusetts. Both forms require specific information regarding the business name, address, and ownership. They emphasize the importance of compliance with local regulations and outline the fees associated with the application process, ensuring that businesses are aware of their responsibilities.

How to Write Alaska 08 4514

Filling out the Alaska 08 4514 form is a straightforward process. Follow these steps carefully to ensure your application is complete and accurate. Once you finish filling out the form, you can submit it via fax or U.S. mail. Remember, do not email the form or payment for security reasons.

  1. Enter Business Information: Write the exact business name as it appears on your current business license. Include your business license number, mailing address, physical address, phone number, and email.
  2. Select License Fees: Choose either the one-year or two-year regular fee option. If you qualify as a sole proprietor, check the box for either the Senior Discount or Disabled Veteran Discount if applicable.
  3. Endorsement Fees: If you need endorsements to sell specific products, indicate the number of locations and calculate the total endorsement fees. Each endorsement costs $100.
  4. Provide NAICS Codes: List the six-digit NAICS codes that best describe your primary and secondary business activities. You can provide up to ten codes.
  5. Include Professional License Numbers: If your business requires a professional license, include the current Alaska professional license number and the owner's name as it appears on that license.
  6. Sign and Date the Application: Print your name, title, and date. Sign the application and provide your phone number and email address again.
  7. Submit the Application: Send your completed form along with payment via fax or U.S. mail. If faxing, keep a confirmation page as proof of submission.

After submitting your application, it will be processed in the order it was received. Expect a standard processing time of 10-15 business days, especially during peak filing seasons. Keep an eye on your email for any updates or additional information needed.

Documents used along the form

When renewing a business license in Alaska using the Alaska 08 4514 form, several other documents and forms may be necessary to complete the process effectively. Each of these documents serves a specific purpose, ensuring that businesses comply with state regulations and maintain their operational status.

  • Alaska Business License Application (Form 08-4181): This form is required for individuals or entities seeking to obtain a new business license. If a business license has lapsed for more than two years, a new application must be submitted instead of a renewal.
  • Texas Certificate Insurance form: To operate as a Responsible Master Plumber in Texas, it is essential to submit the Texas Certificate Insurance form, which serves as proof of required insurance coverage for plumbing activities.
  • New Endorsement on an Existing Alaska Business License (Form 08-4730): Businesses that wish to add an endorsement to their existing license must complete this form. Endorsements are necessary for specific activities, such as selling tobacco products or operating certain types of businesses.
  • Endorsement Renewal Instructions: This document outlines the procedures and requirements for renewing endorsements attached to a business license. It details fees, expiration dates, and necessary signage for compliance.
  • Professional License Verification: For businesses in certain industries, proof of a current professional license is required. This verification ensures that the business complies with state regulations specific to its field.
  • NAICS Code Reference: A resource that helps business owners identify the appropriate North American Industry Classification System (NAICS) codes for their operations. Correctly identifying these codes is crucial for regulatory purposes.
  • Business Licensing Exemption Information: This document provides details about activities that may exempt a business from needing a license. It is essential for businesses to determine if they qualify for any exemptions based on their specific activities.

Understanding these additional forms and documents can streamline the renewal process for an Alaska business license. By ensuring all necessary paperwork is completed and submitted, business owners can avoid delays and maintain compliance with state regulations.

Misconceptions

  • Misconception 1: The Alaska 08 4514 form can be submitted via email.
  • This is incorrect. For security reasons, the form and payments should not be emailed. Instead, they must be submitted via fax or U.S. Mail.

  • Misconception 2: You can renew your business license even if it has been expired for more than two years.
  • In reality, if your business license has been expired for more than two years, you cannot renew it. You will need to apply for a new business license instead.

  • Misconception 3: All business licenses expire on different dates depending on when they were purchased.
  • This is not true. All business licenses in Alaska expire on December 31, regardless of the purchase date.

  • Misconception 4: You can change your business name when renewing your license.
  • Actually, you must operate under the exact name listed on your business license. Any change in the business name requires a new business license application.

  • Misconception 5: The endorsement fee is the same regardless of how many locations you have.
  • This is misleading. The endorsement fee is $100 per location, meaning that if you have multiple locations, you will need to pay this fee for each one.

  • Misconception 6: You can apply for a business license without having a professional license if your business requires one.
  • This is incorrect. If your business activity requires a professional license, you must obtain and provide a current Alaska professional license number before applying for the business license.

  • Misconception 7: Discounts for seniors and disabled veterans apply to all business types.
  • This is not the case. Only sole proprietors qualify for these discounts, meaning that other business structures like partnerships or corporations do not receive them.

  • Misconception 8: You can file your renewal application at any time without worrying about processing times.
  • This is a misconception. The processing time can vary, especially during peak seasons from October to February, when delays are common.

  • Misconception 9: Once you obtain a business license, you have exclusive rights to the business name.
  • This is misleading. A business license does not automatically register your business name under corporation statutes, nor does it provide exclusive rights to that name.

  • Misconception 10: You do not need to check the status of your professional license before renewing your business license.
  • This is false. Your professional license status can directly affect your ability to renew your business license, and it is essential to ensure compliance before proceeding.

Common mistakes

  1. Incorrect Business Name: Failing to enter the exact business name as it appears on the current business license can lead to rejection of the application.

  2. Missing Business License Number: Omitting the mandatory business license number is a common mistake that can delay processing.

  3. Incomplete Address Information: Not providing a complete physical address, including city and ZIP code, can result in issues with application processing.

  4. Improper Payment Method: Using an incorrect payment method or failing to include payment can lead to delays. Ensure checks are made out correctly.

  5. Ignoring Endorsement Requirements: Not applying for necessary endorsements or failing to include endorsement fees can lead to complications.

  6. Neglecting NAICS Codes: Failing to provide the correct six-digit NAICS codes can result in your application being incomplete.

  7. Omitting Professional License Numbers: Not including required professional license numbers for certain business activities can hinder the renewal process.

  8. Missing Signature: Forgetting to sign the application or provide the date can lead to automatic rejection.

  9. Incorrect Discount Application: Applying for multiple discounts or not qualifying for the discount can result in additional fees.

  10. Failing to Check Compliance: Not verifying that all professional licenses and entity statuses are current can lead to issues with renewal eligibility.