Information to Help Your Business

Resources and information available to help your business.

• Business Start-up Resource Guide, an SBTDC resource for anyone considering starting a business in North Carolina.
• JobsNOW, a resource for anyone looking for a job, a new career, or to expand or create a business in North Carolina.
• OPEN/net - Green Jobs in North Carolina - Recorded March 24th, this edition of OPEN/net focuses on North Carolina's emerging "green" economy, the impact of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act on green economic development, and the resulting entrepreneurial and career opportunities in this sector. OPEN/net is a series of lively conversations with elected officials and government experts on live television call-in programs that are distributed on cable and the web.
• Safety & Health - Management Systems for Small Buinesses
• Federal Trade Commission Business Information
• Ten Tips for Advertising Online in a Bad Economy - TechJournal South Web site
• Pipettes at the Ready - Economist.com Web site
• Golden LEAF Opportunities for Work (GLOW)
• BTEC, Biomanufacturing Training and Education Center Web site.
• GATE, Growing America Through Entrepreneurship Web site.
• The Best Places For Business And Careers, a special report by Forbes magazine.
• View the Forbes Best Places for Jobs Video.
• The Neighborhood Stabilization Program was formed by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development to assist those areas hit hardest by the housing crisis.
• Green Resource Directory
• 2008 Green Job Assessment
• Biofuels Center of North Carolina
• WRAL: Small Businesses Praise State Loan Initiative
• NC OpenBook is part of Governor Bev Perdue's effort to bring more transparency and accountability to State government.
• Needs of North Carolina's Small Businesses & Opportunities for the SBTDC to Aid in the State's Economic Recovery
• Overview of the American Recovery & Reinvestment Act
• NCRecovery.gov
  Track Federal recovery funds in N.C.
• Surviving the Slow Economy - a series of articles produced by the N.C. Department of Revenue
  • Voluntary Disclosure: File And Pay Past Due Taxes
  • Don't "Borrow" Sales and Withholding Taxes