Minnesota has resources for businesses
6 Nov 2017
There are many good reasons to do business in Minnesota. In 2016, Forbes magazine ranked the state #5 in the nation for economic climate and #2 for quality of life.
Minnesota’s Department of Employment and Economic Development is investing in helping better the state’s economic climate. It assists entrepreneurs and businesses in find funding opportunities and tax credits to help them grow. Its initiatives can help companies retain existing jobs and create new positions.
A variety of funds are available, from financing to encourage innovative tech companies to loans for veterans and minority-owned businesses.
Find out more about programs by visiting DEED’s website.
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