relocate your business to arizona
Choosing the right location for your business is vital to its success, and Arizona offers a multitude of opportunities. Whether you're looking to tap into a talented workforce, access major markets, or leverage a business-friendly environment, Arizona provides the perfect ecosystem for growth. Explore community profiles with the Arizona Prospector tool.
choose your location & access local resources
Knowing who to work with is half the battle. We understand that building a strong network of trusted vendors and service providers is crucial for running your business successfully. Locate48 offers you access to our curated list of local service providers, from filing and registration assistance to finding the right utilities, local banks, and Arizona-based vendors. We streamline the process, saving you time and effort, so you can focus on what matters most - growing your business.
Connect with essential services
Starting, expanding, or relocating your business in Arizona requires state and local licenses and requirements. Ensure a smooth process with these resources.
filing & registration
Arizona's centralized online hub providing all the necessary tools to plan and launch your business in the state
Submit required forms to conduct business as an Arizona LLC and perform a business name search to avoid infringement on existing names.
Small Business Checklist: A free interactive guide for in-state and out-of-state startups, covering licensing information
File a trade name for public record, register trademarks and/or tradenames, and consult with legal professionals when necessary.
Ensure proper licensing with these agencies. Please note, there is no "blanket" state licensing in Arizona - businesses should refer to their specific city/town offices to ensure compliance with local requirements.
licensing
Obtain this license through the Arizona Department of Revenue if your business is selling a product or engaging in a service that requires TPT.
Apply for a contractor's license for your construction business to legally operate in Arizona.
There is no "blanket" state licensing in Arizona - use this resource to refer to specific city/town offices to ensure compliance with local requirements.
Choosing local banks and credit unions offers lower fees, relationship-based banking, and the opportunity to contribute to the Arizona economy. Support the local economy and benefit your business with these community-focused financial institutions.
Local Banking
Navigate Arizona tax-related processes and requirements for your business with these resources.
taxes
Obtain this license through the Arizona Department of Revenue if your business is selling a product or engaging in a service that requires TPT.
Apply for an EIN through the IRS, essential for businesses with employees, corporations, and partnerships.
Use this resource for streamlined access to vital business tax information.
Coordinate utilities and gain valuable information through these entities.
utilities
Regulates water, sewer, gas, electric, and telephone services in Arizona. Contact: (602) 542-4251 or (800) 222-7000 (outside Phoenix metro) or email UtilitiesDiv@azcc.gov.
Explore tailed rate plan options for unique energy needs.
Discover SRP business rebates to cut energy costs and increase energy efficiency.
Boost your bottom line and enhance your business's sustainability with natural gas savings and solutions.
Discover business education, mentorship, networking opportunities, and other resources through these Arizona-based organizations.
networking & community
Arizona's statewide association bringing Arizona's small business owners and entrepreneurs relevant education, networking, advocacy, and member benefits.
Request an experienced business mentor in Arizona for free and gain valuable guidance for starting or expanding a successful business.
Grow your business with no-cost one-on-one advising and support across key areas, including financial education, marketing strategies, business planning, contracting, and certifications.
Explore our preferred partners to help your business thrive when relocating to Arizona.
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