Web Site Helps Aspiring Entrepreneurs Start a Business
September 27, 2008 · Published By Editor
Individuals interested in starting or relocating a business in Phoenix can now visit the new city Web site to ensure that their business gets off to a good start and is operating legally.
The Web site, phoenix.gov/startup, was created by the Business Customer Service Center and addresses topics most commonly raised by businesses starting up in the city.
The site provides information on where to research your business ideas, business planning and advisory tips, tax and licensing requirements, financial assistance and common regulatory issues in starting a business.
In addition, the Web site has links to other governmental resources that include state and federal guides for new business owners starting, operating and growing a business in Arizona.
Local
Filed Under Business, Government, Phoenix Arizona · By Editor
Related Articles
- Phoenix Showcases Business Opportunities to Small Business Owners
- Neighborhood Services Launches Web Site to Address Foreclosure Concerns
- Federal Agency Issues Voter Guides in Native American and Alaska Native Languages
- How to Choose a Qualified Financial Advisor
- Tempe wants your ideas to help local businesses succeed
Comments
We encourage visitor participation by posting comments to articles on this site. By submitting comments, you agree to adhere to EVLiving's Terms of Service.
You must be logged in to post a comment.