Register Sole Proprietorship Nj

Choose a business name. File a trade name with the county clerk's office. Obtain licenses, permits, and zoning clearance. Obtain an Employer Identification Number.

Online. Website. Regular Mail. NJ Division of Revenue and Enterprise Services, Records Unit. PO Box 450. Over-the-Counter NJ Division of Revenue and Enterprise Services, Records Unit. 33 West State Street, 5th Floor. Trenton, NJ 08608. Fax 609-984-6855.

First, file a Certificate of formation/authorization. The fee is $125 for all for-profit entities and Foreign Non-Profit corporations. The fee is $75 for Domestic Non-Profit corporations. File your certificate online.

All companies doing business within the State of New Jersey must obtain a Business Registration Certificate from the New Jersey Treasury Department. It's easy to do online, or you may apply on paper via a NJ-REG form. Check zoning and decide on a location for your business before registering.

A Business Registration Certificate serves two purposes: For public contracting, as proof of valid business registration with the New Jersey Division of Revenue.

All general partnerships and any business with employees must first obtain an employer identification number (EIN) from the IRS. While not required, we recommend all other businesses obtain an EIN as well. Once you obtain an EIN, file the tax/employer registration form (Form NJ-REG). File the NJ-REG online.

Choose a business name. File a trade name with the county clerk's office. Obtain licenses, permits, and zoning clearance. Obtain an Employer Identification Number.

For a sole proprietorship, you also need to register a trade name with the clerk in the county where your business will be located. This protects the name from being used by other businesses in that county. The state recommends registering your business name in all 21 counties. Filing fees range from $50 to $54.

All companies doing business within the State of New Jersey must obtain a Business Registration Certificate from the New Jersey Treasury Department. It's easy to do online, or you may apply on paper via a NJ-REG form. Check zoning and decide on a location for your business before registering.