Idaho State Resources for Government, Business, and Insurance

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Idaho State Business Resources

If you want to start a business, choosing the location is critical to your ability to succeed. You want to set up your business somewhere that has a competitive market, high demand, good tax incentives, and business-friendly policies. This is exactly what you can get when you register a new business in Idaho.

The economy of Idaho is one of the fastest growing economies in the US. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the state is number three in terms of projected growth rate. It is also ranked number two when it comes to having the cheapest property taxes.

All of these factors can give you an advantage when you choose to open a business in Idaho. You can also get additional business tax credits when you choose to incorporate a business. Apart from that, you can also take advantage of many government assisted loan programs for business startup or expansion.

For those looking to setup their own business in Idaho, the thriving industries include lumber and wood products, firearms manufacturing, fly fishing, mining, food processing, and tourism. You can explore business opportunities in these industries if you want to take advantage of the demand. With support from local initiatives and the local government, you can easily take your idea off the ground. For business insurance related info please refer to our more in depth article.

General Business Resources

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Tax and Employment Resources

Idaho State and Local Insurance Information and Directory

At the request of our visitors we've included the below local insurance contacts for most cities in Idaho. If you're a new car owner or are just looking to reduce your auto insurance premiums, this is the best place to start. With Idaho's heavy snowfall during the winter months, it's important to have car insurance from a reputable local insurance company. Nothing's worse than working with a subpar insurance company when you have a car in need of repair. Fortunately, for you, we carefully vet our insurance resources, so you can compare affordable quotes at various companies that offer coverage in Idaho. You can find low cost rates in Idaho if you put in a little bit of research beforehand. Even the cheap policies will meet the guidelines set forth by the state of Idaho. For additional information on traffic laws or driving schools please navigate to your respective state using the map. And for manufactured home insurance, please refer to the respective article.


Government Contacts

There are a few things that Idaho is known for - potatoes, rugged landscapes, and trouts. The Gem State is massive in terms of land mass: it is equal to the size of all New England states combined. It also shares borders with a few other states such as Oregon, Washington, Wyoming, Utah, Montana, and Nevada.

In the earlier stages of its history, mining was an integral part of the economy. Over time, it expanded to include agriculture and then the former mining towns were converted into tourism destinations such as the famous Sun Valley Ski Resort.

Currently, the GDP of the state is valued at $84 Billion. The tourism industry brings in $3 Billion annually. There are also many other flourishing industries in the state of Idaho that includes computer technology and innovation, food production, manufacturing, energy, aerospace, and recreation technology.

It is highly rated in terms of business environment and growth. There are also lots of employment opportunities in the state.

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