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Business permit renewal 2027 in Imus
What the Imus BPLO asks for when you renew your Mayor's permit, when it's due, and where and how to pay, taken from the LGU's own published sources.
Checked on 31 October 2026. LGUs announce changes and extensions; confirm with the Imus BPLO before you go, on the official Imus website.
When and where do I renew my business permit in Imus?
Imus says business permits must be renewed from 1 to 20 January every year, with penalties after that; taxes can be paid annually, semi-annually or quarterly, due in the first 20 days of each quarter. You file with the Office of the Business Permits and Licensing Officer (BPLO), through its Business One-Stop Shop counters and kiosk.
- Where to file
- Office of the Business Permits and Licensing Officer (BPLO), through its Business One-Stop Shop counters and kiosk
- When
- Imus says business permits must be renewed from 1 to 20 January every year, with penalties after that; taxes can be paid annually, semi-annually or quarterly, due in the first 20 days of each quarter.
- Checked on
- 31 October 2026, against official sources
Facts from official sources, each cited below. For the rules that apply everywhere, see the national renewal guide.
Where to file
Where to renew in Imus
The office
Office of the Business Permits and Licensing Officer (BPLO), through its Business One-Stop Shop counters and kiosk
Source: City of Imus BPLO Citizen's Charter 2025 (December 2025). Checked on 31 October 2026.
Requirements
What Imus asks for at renewal
As the Imus BPLO lists them in the source below.
- The business permit application form or unified form, filled in at the counter or at the BOSS kiosk
- A certificate or sworn declaration of gross sales or receipts, financial statements or income tax returns (1 original)
The city may also ask, depending on the business, for a barangay resolution, a market clearance (public market), an authorization letter or secretary's certificate (representatives), a franchise agreement (franchisees), an HOA resolution (inside a subdivision), health and sanitation papers (food, water stations, salons and spas), and DTI, SEC or CDA registration if yours has expired.
Source: City of Imus BPLO Citizen's Charter 2025 (December 2025). Checked on 31 October 2026.
Deadline
When is the 2027 renewal due in Imus?
Imus says business permits must be renewed from 1 to 20 January every year, with penalties after that; taxes can be paid annually, semi-annually or quarterly, due in the first 20 days of each quarter.
Source: City of Imus BPLO Citizen's Charter 2025 (December 2025). Checked on 31 October 2026.
Councils can extend the period by ordinance or resolution, so check the Imus BPLO's announcements in December and January. What the law says about the deadline and late payment is in the national renewal guide.
How to renew
How to renew and pay in Imus
Ways to pay
- At the City Treasurer's Office
- Online through Landbank's Link.BizPortal or GCash
Source: City of Imus BPLO Citizen's Charter 2025 (December 2025). Checked on 31 October 2026.
Before you go
Before you go to the Imus BPLO
- Prepare your sworn declaration of gross sales, or your financial statements or ITR.
- Food business, water station, salon or spa? Check the health papers the city lists.
- Inside a subdivision? Get your HOA resolution first.
- File between 1 and 20 January.
Permit fees and January restocking at the same time?
Business taxes fall due in January, the same weeks many businesses restock for the first quarter. Datung offers business loans and credit lines to established businesses in Cavite: apply in 2 short steps of about 5 minutes each with 1 valid ID and your last 3 months of bank statements.
Keep reading
The 20 January rule, barangay clearance, the FSIC, gross sales and late-payment penalties, with the law cited.
Read the national 2027 renewal guideBusiness loans in Cavite: PO financing and invoice factoring for suppliers to ecozone locators in General Trias, Dasmariñas and Carmona. Apply online.
Business loans in CaviteJust 3 things to apply: the online form, 1 valid ID and your last 3 months of bank statements.
Learn more about business loan requirements