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How to Register a Business in Vermont
If you want to create a legal entity for your business in Vermont, you have several options. A Vermont Limited Liability Company, or LLC, provides key legal protections for your company while requiring a minimum of paperwork.
A Vermont Corporation provides all of the legal protections of an LLC, in addition to special treatment as a full business entity for accounting and tax purposes, at the cost of slightly more paperwork and reporting requirements.
On IncorporationForms.org, we have all of the papers you need to create your own business entity.
Registering a Limited Liability Company
- Check your local government for any permits or licenses you may need. This usually at the county level.
- Register with the IRS by obtaining a Employer Identification Number (EIN). This is your federal tax ID.
- Log in at https://www.vtsosonline.com/online/Home/Acknowledgement?from=BF and file the Articles of Incorporation.
Registering a Corporation
- Check your local government for any permits or licenses you may need. This usually at the county level.
- Register with the IRS by obtaining a Employer Identification Number (EIN). This is your federal tax ID.
- Log in at https://www.vtsosonline.com/online/Home/Acknowledgement?from=BF and file the Articles of Organization.