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Table Of Contents
- Bidding on a City contract
- 1.1. Bid on a Public Works contract
- 1.2. Bid on a Services, Supplies, and Equipment contract
- 1.3. Do business with the City
- 1.4. Enroll in direct deposit
- 1.5. File a contracting disclosure form
- 1.6. Get certified as a Local Business Entity
- 1.7. Register a minority, woman, or disabled-owned business
- 1.8. Track vendor payment
- Business taxes
- 2.1. Amusement Tax
- 2.2. Business Income and Receipts Tax (BIRT)
- 2.3. Get a tax account
- 2.4. Hotel Tax
- 2.5. Liquor Tax
- 2.6. Mechanical Amusement Tax
- 2.7. Net Profits Tax
- 2.8. Outdoor Advertising Tax
- 2.9. Parking Tax
- 2.10. Philadelphia Beverage Tax
- 2.11. Sales, Use, and Hotel Occupancy Tax
- 2.12. Tobacco and Tobacco-Related Products Tax
- 2.13. Use and Occupancy Tax
- 2.14. Valet Parking Tax
- 2.15. Vehicle Rental Tax
- 2.16. Wage Tax from employers
- Find a minority, woman, or disabled-owned business
- Inquire about a City-issued check
- Pay the fee for a professional services contract online
- Record a notary commission
- Register a business
- Report a paid sick leave violation
- Report possible fraud, waste, or other issues on contracts
- Report wage theft violation
- Starting a business
- Support for businesses
1. Bidding on a City contract
Information and resources for vendors doing business with the City.
1.1. Bid on a Public Works contract
How to bid on a Public Works contract with the City.
1.2. Bid on a Services, Supplies, and Equipment contract
How to bid on a Services, Supplies, and Equipment contract.
1.3. Do business with the City
How to bid on City of Philadelphia contracts.
1.4. Enroll in direct deposit
Instructions for vendors and foster parents to enroll in ACH payments.
1.5. File a contracting disclosure form
Vendors with City contracts valued at $91,000 or up must disclose workforce demographics, average salary, and contracting experience.
1.6. Get certified as a Local Business Entity
How to get certified as a Local Business Entity (LBE).
1.7. Register a minority, woman, or disabled-owned business
How to register a minority, woman, or disabled-owned business.
1.8. Track vendor payment
Track payments the City owes you as a vendor.
2. Business taxes
Tax types and requirements for businesses that are located or operate in Philadelphia.
2.1. Amusement Tax
Information about taxes that are imposed on admission fees for attending any amusement in Philadelphia.
2.2. Business Income and Receipts Tax (BIRT)
Tax requirements for individuals, partnerships, associations, limited liability companies, and corporations engaged in for-profit activity.
2.3. Get a tax account
A person needs a tax account in order to pay business taxes, and the Earnings and Wage Tax.
2.4. Hotel Tax
Details about what the Hotel Tax is, who needs to pay it, and in what circumstances.
2.5. Liquor Tax
Tax requirements that apply to the sale of liquor, wine, or malt and brewed beverages in Philadelphia.
2.6. Mechanical Amusement Tax
Tax information for owners or operators of for-profit amusement or entertainment devices.
2.7. Net Profits Tax
Tax requirements imposed on net profits from the operation of a trade, business, profession, enterprise, or other activity.
2.8. Outdoor Advertising Tax
Tax requirements that apply to the rental or purchase price of space used for outdoor advertising signs.
2.9. Parking Tax
Details about what the Parking Tax is, who needs to pay it, and when.
2.10. Philadelphia Beverage Tax
Details about what the Philadelphia Beverage Tax is, who needs to pay it, and when. Official tax regulations are provided.
2.11. Sales, Use, and Hotel Occupancy Tax
Tax requirements that apply to taxable goods and services by retailers and service providers.
2.13. Use and Occupancy Tax
Tax requirements for owners or landlords whose property is used for business purposes in Philadelphia.
2.14. Valet Parking Tax
Information about taxes applied to the use of valet parking services in Philadelphia.
2.15. Vehicle Rental Tax
Details about what the Vehicle Rental Tax is, who needs to pay it, and when.
2.16. Wage Tax from employers
Instructions for taxes that apply to payments a person receives from an employer in return for work or services.
3. Find a minority, woman, or disabled-owned business
Information on how to find a minority, woman, or disabled-owned business.
4. Inquire about a City-issued check
The City Treasurer’s Office can help you replace a lost or damaged City-issued check or get a copy of a canceled one.
5. Pay the fee for a professional services contract online
Vendors can pay contract preparation fees for Professional Services Contracts online.
6. Record a notary commission
Notaries public must record their oath of office, completed bond, and commission with the Department of Records.
7. Register a business
Instructions for registering a business in Philadelphia, including how to choose your business structure and get a City tax account number.
8. Report a paid sick leave violation
Details on the City law that requires sick leave for employees, and how to report a Philadelphia business that isn’t following the law.
9. Report possible fraud, waste, or other issues on contracts
How to report possible fraud, abuse, safety issues, or waste on contracts to the Office of Economic Opportunity (OEO).
10. Report wage theft violation
Wage theft is an illegal practice where an employer withholds money rightfully owed to an employee, or retaliates against an employee.
11. Starting a business
Find the information and licenses you need to start a business.
11.1. Business licenses, permits, and approvals
Find out how to get the licenses, permits, and approvals you need to run your business.
11.2. Find location and zoning information
Information about zoning in the City of Philadelphia.
11.3. Trade licenses
Get a license to do trade work in Philadelphia.
12. Support for businesses
Resources that provide guidance and financial assistance for businesses.
12.1. Find financial support and incentives for your business
How to find financial support for your Philadelphia business.
12.2. Find loans through the Philadelphia Business Lending Network
The Philadelphia Business Lending Network helps businesses find loans.
12.3. Meet your area’s business services manager
Business services managers connect businesses to financing opportunities and provide support.
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