The Tax & License Division administers and issues business registrations and special regulatory licenses. We continue to work with the Arizona Department of Revenue on the centralized licensing, reporting, and collecting of transaction privilege (sales) and use taxes.
Schedule an Appointment
You now have the option to schedule an appointment for a variety of services.
e-Services
- Transaction Privilege Tax License, apply, file, or pay online with the State of Arizona Department of Revenue.
- Taxpayer Education Workshops
- Report a Rental Property
- Cancel Business Registration
You can now apply, renew and pay for your Business Registration and most Specialty Licenses online. You will receive a letter by mail with additional instructions and information. Please be sure to have your letter available.
Business Registration and License Renewal
In 2018, the City of Chandler passed a new Code Chapter that requires all businesses located in the City to obtain a business registration. This business registration began in 2018 and will help the City with maintaining a list of all businesses located in Chandler. This will allow the City to continue with verifying tax records and assist with public safety inquiries.
Council approved the $45 annual fee for the business registration.
April 13, 2023, City Council updated Chapter 22, Short-Term Rental License, requiring all short-term rentals located in the City to obtain a license beginning August 1, 2023. Historically, as of November 16, 2020, City Code Chapter 22, required short-term rentals to be registered and operate under certain requirements.
The updated provisions of the City Code Chapter 22 require short-term rental property owners to obtain a license, be subject to a nonrefundable fee of $250, and operate under requirements such as maintaining an available point-of-contact for emergencies or non-emergency complaints, providing written neighbor notification to all surrounding residential properties, conspicuously placing license and contact information in the rental, restricting use for non-residential purposes, and allowing a municipality to suspend or deny the license for repeated violations.