Business licences & permits — Milton, Ontario

Do I need a business licence or permit? What does it cost?

In the Town of Milton, Ontario, business licences & permits rules are set by Adult Videotapes Licensing By-law No. 53-2003 and 4 other bylaws, verified 2026-10-28. A licence is required. Fee: fee fixed under Town's User Fee By-law 163-2002, as amended from time to time. Who must license: Every Owner of an Adult Videotape Store Class 'A' or Class 'B'.

Adult Videotapes Licensing By-law No. 53-2003 adopted bylaw
licence required yes s. 3
who must license Every Owner of an Adult Videotape Store Class 'A' or Class 'B'. s. 3
fee fee fixed under Town's User Fee By-law 163-2002, as amended from time to time s. 3
renewal expires at the end of February of each year; renewal required prior to expiry s. 24; s. 4
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Licenses businesses offering adult videotapes for sale, rent or trade; repeals By-law 133-2001.

Body-Rub Parlour Licensing By-law No. 37-2003 (consolidated) adopted bylaw
licence required yes s. 3
who must license Every Body-Rub Parlour Owner, Operator and Attendant s. 3
fee fee fixed under Town's User Fee By-law 163-2002, as amended from time to time; annual fee as prescribed in Town's User Fee By-law 163-2002, as amended from time to time s. 3; s. 24(j)
renewal expires at the end of February of each year; renewal required prior to expiry s. 12; s. 16
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Regulates, licenses and governs body-rub parlours in Milton; consolidated with By-law 047-2006.

Business Licensing By-law No. 024-2018 adopted bylaw
licence required yes s. 4.1
who must license Personal Service Businesses, Transient Traders, Commercial Refreshment Vehicles, Salvage Yards, Kennels s. 4.1
renewal Annual; expires at the end of February of each year, except for Licenses for Transient Traders that shall expire on the date indicated on the Licence s. 6.1
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Licenses, regulates and governs businesses in Milton under Municipal Act s.150; repeals By-law 111-2004. Covers classes such as personal services, kennels, salvage yards and refreshment vehicles; licences expire end of February.

Lottery Licensing By-law No. 126-2002 adopted bylaw
licence required yes s. 4
who must license Charitable or religious organizations conducting/managing lottery schemes (bingo, raffle, bazaar, break open ticket, media bingo) in the Town. s. 2; s. 4; s. 6
fee Bingo: 3% of prizes; Media Bingo: 3% of prizes; Break Open Ticket: 3% of prizes; Raffle: 3% of prizes; Bazaar: 3% of prizes/$10 per wheel; cancelled event: Town retains one-third (1/3) of license fee. Schedule "A"; s. 19
renewal Bingo: first license up to one calendar month; subsequent licenses three months. s. 25
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Licenses charitable or religious organizations to conduct and manage lottery schemes.

Vehicle for Hire By-law No. 050-2023 adopted bylaw
licence required yes s. 5.1
who must license TNC, Brokerage, vehicle for hire (taxicab, limousine, TNC vehicle); taxicab/limousine drivers and owners, brokers, accessible taxicab owners. s. 5.1; Schedule 'A'; Schedule 'B'; Schedule 'C'; Schedule 'D'; Schedule 'F'
renewal expires within one (1) year of being issued; renew prior to expiry s. 9.1, 9.2
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Regulates and licenses vehicles for hire (drivers, owners, brokers, limousines); repeals Taxi & Limousine By-law 94-2004 and others.

Business Licences and Permits page (food trucks, transient traders)

Lists licence types: business licences, food trucks, transient traders (Classes 1-7), vehicle for hire; fees in User Fees By-law.

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