Updated for 2018: Guide to Starting a Business in Minnesota in ‘Minnesota Blue’

5 Mar 2018


The 2018 edition of “A Guide to Starting a Business in Minnesota” is now available from DEED’s Small Business Assistance Office. 

This popular guide – now in its 36th edition and free of charge – summarizes the major issues faced by anyone starting a business in Minnesota. 

The 2018 edition of the guide contains in-depth information that is crucial to business success, yet too costly for many small-business owners to obtain on their own. It covers a wide variety of topics, from basic process questions to far more complex regulatory, financial, managerial and business-structure questions. 

The guide also includes information on an array of programs and initiatives that support small business growth and help entrepreneurs increase opportunities for success. 

Minnesota has a new look and so does this sharp-looking guide. This year’s publication is designed in the new Minnesota Blue.

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