City of Los Angeles Office of Finance Forms and Documents
The City of Los Angeles Office of Finance is a finance-focused office within the City of Los Angeles government. Its name identifies it as a municipal office, without specifying the details of its individual programs.
The forms listed here cover three distinct subjects: a contractor list, a hardship exemption application, and an application for a tobacco retailer's permit. The contractor list is a listing, while the other two documents are applications addressing different matters.
City of Los Angeles Office of Finance forms
- CA-CLAOOF · Los AngelesContractor List – Los Angeles, CA
The Contractor List is a one-page City of Los Angeles Office of Finance form for listing subcontractors with contracts of $5,000 or more. Fill out the PDF online on FillingPDF and download or print it.
1 page - CA-CLAOOF · Los AngelesHardship Exemption Application – Los Angeles, CA
The Hardship Exemption Application is the City of Los Angeles form for asking the City Council for a hardship exemption from an Interim Control Ordinance (ICO). Fill it out online on FillingPDF and download or print the completed PDF.
5 pages - CA-CLAOOF · Los AngelesTobacco Retailer's Permit Application Form – Los Angeles, CA
The Tobacco Retailer's Permit Application Form is the City of Los Angeles Office of Finance application for an annual permit to sell tobacco at a fixed location. Fill it out online on FillingPDF and download or print the completed PDF.
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About the City of Los Angeles Office of Finance
The current collection brings together three distinct document types: a contractor list, a hardship exemption application, and a tobacco retailer's permit application. The Contractor List – Los Angeles, CA is a listing, while the other two titles identify applications concerning different subjects. An exemption application is distinct from a permit application, so compare each form's stated subject with the matter you are addressing. The titles alone do not establish how either application is evaluated or what the listing is used for.
The catalog entries include English and Spanish versions. This can help users find a language version, but the forms currently listed here should not be taken as a complete inventory of documents issued by the Office of Finance. Other forms may exist outside this collection.
Before using an application, check the issuing agency's current instructions for any applicable eligibility details, supporting documents, fees, deadlines, or submission methods. Confirm that you have the current version, especially if you are preparing a request or relying on the contractor listing for a specific purpose.
