What are the procedures for setting up a stall in the city?

Stalls need to go through the following procedures. Applicants should bring three one-inch photos, ID cards or other valid documents to the local administrative department for industry and commerce for business license and employment permit. Hold my ID card, a copy of the business license and a valid seal to register with the local tax department to receive the tax certificate; If there are cosmetics or food for sale, you need to bring your ID card and other materials to the local health administrative department for health certificate and health permit.

Booth cards need to be handled in the following places:

1, the stall permit for mobile stalls needs to be handled by the local urban management office;

2. If you set up a stall in the local community, you need to apply for a stall permit at the neighborhood committee.

Is it illegal to set up a stall in the city?

Whether it is illegal to set up a stall in a city depends on whether the stall location meets the management requirements of the urban management department. It is illegal to set up a stall on the street at will, which violates the city appearance regulations and local management regulations. It is also illegal to pile up materials, set up stalls and operate outside the store on both sides of the street and in public places without approval. The Regulations on the Administration of City Appearance and Environmental Sanitation stipulates that those who open bazaars, set up stalls, operate shops, pile up materials, erect buildings, structures or other facilities on both sides of streets and public places without approval must go through the examination and approval procedures in accordance with the relevant provisions after obtaining the consent of the administrative department of city appearance and environmental sanitation of the people's government at or above the county level.

To sum up, stalls need temporary registration certificate, stall license, business license and hygiene license.

Legal basis:

Article 3 of the Measures for Investigating and Handling Unlicensed Business.

The following business activities are not unlicensed:

(1) Selling agricultural and sideline products and daily necessities at the place and time designated by the local people's government at or above the county level without obtaining permission according to law, or using one's own skills to engage in convenient labor services;

(two) in accordance with the provisions of laws, administrative regulations and the State Council decisions, engage in business activities that do not require permission or registration.

Article 4

The local people's governments at or above the county level shall be responsible for organizing and coordinating the investigation and punishment of unlicensed operation within their respective administrative areas, and establishing a working mechanism for the investigation and punishment of unlicensed operation with division of responsibilities and coordination among relevant departments.