Getting Your Ventura County Business License
A business license registers your business as an individual entity separate from you, which provides important legal benefits. Registering a new business is an essential step in setting a company, no matter how large it may grow to be. Here in Ventura County, businesses get to enjoy a variety of untapped potential, committed employees, and a wide range of consumers. Rarely does a business location provide the unique combination of infrastructure, financial stability, market access, affordability, and the quality of life that Ventura County offers.
Process of Getting Business License in Ventura County
The EDC has created a thorough Business Start Up Guide to help walk you through the majority of local permit requirements. If you live in a different state from where your business will be located, you may need a registered agent. Complete the forms and pay the necessary fees, ensuring that all information is clear and correct.
Consider your Business Type
Consider the type of business you are creating. Options include a sole proprietorship, a limited liability company, a limited liability partnership, a C-corporation and an S-corporation.
Local Regulations in Ventura County
In addition to considering your local business license requirements, there may be specific requirements to account for that relate to your industry. For example, a baker looking to set up a storefront will need a different license than an entrepreneur setting up a consulting firm. Be sure to investigate which additional permits may be necessary before you open.
To kickstart your business, contact the professionals at Economic Development Collaborative. Our qualified business advisors can work with you to support business growth and more.
