Kennesaw extends business license renewals to May 29

No penalty will be charged by Kennesaw city officials to city businesses which may renew their business licenses up until the new extension of May 29.

Kennesaw business owners can pay their renewal by phone, dropbox, mail or the online payment portal.

However, online renewals are not available to any business with a privileged license such as massage therapy, bail bonds, pawnbroker, precious metals and temporary use.

Visa, MasterCard, Discover and American Express are accepted.

Note there is a service fee charged by a third-party company, Government Window, to cover the cost of this payment service.

The city of Kennesaw’s Online Payment Portal can be found at kennesaw-ga.gov/payment-center.

Information: KennesawGa.GovernmentWindow.com/business_licenses.html

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