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What procedures are required to open a repair shop?

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VanGiselle

07/30/25 8:42am

Opening an auto repair shop requires the following procedures: Obtaining a maintenance license: First, you should rent a site, purchase equipment, and then go to the local Transportation Management Bureau's Auto Maintenance Department to apply for an auto repair license. Obtaining a business license for repairs: After obtaining the auto repair license approved by the Transportation Bureau, you need to go to the Industrial and Commercial Bureau to apply for a business license for auto repairs. Registering for tax: After obtaining the auto repair license and business license, you need to go to the National Tax Bureau and Local Tax Bureau to register for tax. Materials required for applying for repair operations: "Transportation Administrative License Application"; materials on the area of the business site and parking lot, copies of land use rights and property ownership certificates; summary table of technical personnel and corresponding professional qualification certificates; copies of inspection certificates for repair and testing equipment and measuring equipment.

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