Welcome to the
Revenue and Consumer Affairs Division
The Revenue and Consumer Affairs (RCA) Division in the
Department of Executive Administration is responsible for the following
activities:
- Business
Licensing
- Business
License (Business and Occupation) Tax, Administration, and Enforcement
- Utility
Tax, Admission Tax, Gambling Tax and Amusement Device Fees
- Regulatory
Licensing, Administration, and Enforcement
- Consumer
Affairs including Taxicab Regulation, Weights and Measures Regulation, and
Price Scanning Inspections
New Revenue Assignment and Apportionment Procedures
Beginning January 1, 2008, persons engaging in business
activity within Seattle will assign and apportion taxable income in a new
manner.
Square
Footage Business Tax Information
Seattle Business Tax
Electronic Filing
SELF – The
Seattle Electronic Filing System
You can now
file for a new business license or branch business license online! The
City of Seattle also offers online tax filing and payment options for the
business license tax (which includes the new square footage tax) and
occupational utility tax. If you have yet to take advantage of this
convenient system, please register now using your customer number and an
obligation number. Once
registered, you can utilize this system to renew your business license,
update addresses and phone numbers as well as change your business trade
name.
Seattle Tax
Forms
Important
2008 Tax Information
(4th Quarter/Annual 2007 Mailing Insert)
Tax Rate and Classification Table
Multiple Activities Tax
Credit (MATC)
Location of Offices:
Revenue and Consumer Affairs Division
Department of Executive Administration
Seattle Municipal Tower, Suite 4250
700 - 5th Avenue
Seattle, Washington 98104
The office is open weekdays 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Telephone: (206) 684-8484
Fax No.: (206) 684-5170
E-mail: rca.bizlictx@seattle.gov
Mailing address:
Revenue and Consumer Affairs Division
PO Box 34214
Seattle, WA 98124-4214
The material in this site is intended for general informational purposes only. While it is current at the time of publication, changes to the Seattle Municipal Code (SMC) or state law may invalidate some of this information. In the event of a conflict between this guide and the SMC, the SMC prevails.
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