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Business.NJ.gov is your one-stop for the information you need to do business in New Jersey. If you're starting a business, try out our Starter Kits to quickly plan how to register with the State and comply with State rules and regulations. You can also explore a rich library of content—like hundreds of FAQs—and resources to help you manage, operate, and grow your business.
New Jersey’s business owners and entrepreneurs make the Garden State thrive — Business.NJ.gov is here to make sure you have everything you need to succeed.
You know what running a successful business will look like, but you may need help to get there. Browse featured organizations, websites, courses, guides, incentives, and tools to help you on your way.
Whether you're looking for startup capital or considering a loan to finance the expansion of your business, a variety of opportunities are available through various lenders and programs.
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There is no substitute for expert advice. Receive hands-on guidance on business planning, taxes, marketing, and much more.
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You’re not alone. You’re not alone. The Business Action Center is here to help you with everything, from gathering information to obtaining permits and licenses.
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For some of the most commonly opened business types in New Jersey, we've put together simple guides to understand what you'll need to outfit your business with the right licenses and permits.
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You’ve come up with a great idea and want to turn it into a great business. What's next? Learn more about what it will take to get your business up and running.
You’ve decided to start a business and now it's time to legally register it. Use the Startup Guide or review the Starter Kits to see if a quick how-to-guide is available for your type of business.
Your doors are open, so what’s next? Educate yourself on important dates, laws, and local resources to help you succeed.
Business is good and it’s time to expand. Discover the information and resources you need to grow your business and thrive.
Even if you don't have a big marketing and advertising budget, you can implement a marketing strategy that connects with your customers and is right for your budget.
Register your Business to make it a distinct legal entity. Steps to register may vary based on the type of business you are planning, but most can expect to complete the four steps outlined below. For each step we provide helpful context, where you need to go to register, and a checklist of documents you should have after you’ve completed each step. Keep these documents on file, as you’ll often have to refer back to them.
Do your research to find a great location for your business. Consider factors like demographics, lease terms, and whether your business is allowed by zoning and building regulations before you sign on the dotted line.
If you have or plan on having employees, the application for a Business Registration Certificate (BRC) will include registering your business for employer purposes. Apply online with the Division of Revenue and Enterprise Services.
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