Massage therapy and bodyworker trade association for Minnesota

"Renewing standards for Massage Therapists & Bodyworkers by establishing an organization of competent practice."

Starting and Maintaining Your Business

Minnesota has some great business resources that are free or cheap acquire. Here is a link to some publications that are produced by the Department of Employment and Economic Development.

The Secretary of State's website can get you set up with the right forms. It's a good idea to consult your accountant and/or attorney before deciding on what sort of business you should register as.

Ordinances & Zoning:

~ The MTBG has information as well as links to many city sites on our General Massage Requirements by City page.

Other helpful business-related links:

Look up and register your business name here

Business Planning Help:

U.S. Small Business Association

Free business plan and organization software

List of free small business mentor and assisitance programs

"The Bodyworker" business information

Filing Taxes:

http://www.ehow.com/how_2093139_file-quarterly-taxes.html
http://taxes.about.com/od/taxplanning/ht/estimated_taxes.htm
https://www.eftps.gov/eftps/
http://www.irs.gov/efile/article/0,,id=98005,00.html

We make an effort to keep our website updated, but it's best to double-check before deciding where to operate. (If the city you are trying to look up isn't shown on our website please contact us.) The city clerk is the place to start in the city or township you want to work in. If your area is regulated by the county, you need to check with the county clerk. Your city clerk could tell you if you need a business license to practice and how much you need to pay in fees, if any.

~ See more "Trade Tidbits" from us and MTBG members by logging onto our members only forum! ~

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		Starting and Maintaining Your Business Minnesota has some great business resources that are free or cheap acquire. Here is a link to some publications that are produced by the Department of Employment and Economic Development. The Secretary of State's website can get you set up with the right forms. It's a good idea to consult your accountant and/or attorney before deciding on what sort of business you should register as. Ordinances & Zoning: ~ The MTBG has information as well as links to many city sites on our General Massage Requirements by City page.
		Other helpful business-related links: Look up and register your business name here Business Planning Help: U.S. Small Business Association Free business plan and organization software List of free small business mentor and assisitance programs "The Bodyworker" business information
		Filing Taxes: http://www.ehow.com/how_2093139_file-quarterly-taxes.html http://taxes.about.com/od/taxplanning/ht/estimated_taxes.htm https://www.eftps.gov/eftps/ http://www.irs.gov/efile/article/0,,id=98005,00.html
		We make an effort to keep our website updated, but it's best to double-check before deciding where to operate. (If the city you are trying to look up isn't shown on our website please contact us.) The city clerk is the place to start in the city or township you want to work in. If your area is regulated by the county, you need to check with the county clerk. Your city clerk could tell you if you need a business license to practice and how much you need to pay in fees, if any.