Minnesota Business Registration

Starting a Business in Minnesota

The Basics

Thousands of customers like you are too busy to deal with the difficult task of finding out how to setup a corporation or a LLC and select one of our inexpensive Minnesota small business packages. Our secure online ordering process and knowledgeable staff can take the grunt work out of filing your business entity.

We create the required documents for your signature and review, and then submit the Articles to the Minnesota Secretary of State on your behalf. Our office will also monitor the filing status throughout the process and notify you when you filing has been approved. We’ll also include website, email, and phone service at no additional upfront cost so you can get on the web and start fielding client calls in minutes.

Start your new Minnesota small business now, call us today.

Doing Business in Minnesota

Minnesota Business Maintenance

All Minnesota Corporations and LLCs Must File: 

• Articles of Incorporation
  File your Articles of Incorporation or Articles of Organization with the Minnesota Secretary of State and pay the filing fee. The cost to form a Minnesota corporation or LLC is $155.
• Beneficial Ownership Information Report
  Nearly all businesses formed by filing with the state of Minnesota must file a federal Beneficial Ownership Information (BOI) Report with the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) following business formation. You can file online through FinCEN at no cost. Or, take advantage of our professional BOI report filing service for just $25
• Annual Business Renewal
  There is no fee to file the Minnesota Annual Renewal. Minnesota corporations or LLCs can file the report any time during the year, as long as you file by December 31 each year. Minnesota annual renewals may be filed online.

Minnesota Business Taxes

Personal Income Tax
The Minnesota individual income tax rates range from 5.35% to 9.85%

Corporate Business Tax
The tax rate for Minnesota corporations is 9.8%.

Minnesota Business License

Minnesota does not require businesses to have a general state license. Minnesota businesses do need to make sure they have the proper occupational licenses and local license.