How to start a business in Brunswick County, NC
To start a business in Brunswick County, NC: register an LLC or corporation with the North Carolina Secretary of State (an LLC costs $125 to form, and its annual report costs $200); get a free EIN from the IRS; and register for sales and use tax with the NC Department of Revenue if you sell taxable goods or services. Local license: Ask Brunswick County Planning or your town hall about zoning before you open. 2,491 new business applications were filed in Brunswick County in 2025 (U.S. Census Bureau).
Step by step in Brunswick County
Register your business
Register an LLC or corporation with the North Carolina Secretary of State
An LLC costs $125 to form, and its annual report costs $200
Get an EIN
Get a free Employer Identification Number (EIN) from the IRS if you will hire or form an LLC or corporation
Free
Sales tax and state registration
Register for sales and use tax with the NC Department of Revenue if you sell taxable goods or services
Check zoning and local permits
Ask Brunswick County Planning or your town hall about zoning before you open. Ask your town hall about zoning, signs and any permit for your type of business before you sign a lease.
Get found
Claim your free listing in our directory and your Google, Apple and Bing listings, so neighbors and visitors can find you from day one.
Free
New business applications per year in Brunswick County
Applications for a federal employer number (EIN) that look like a new business, by county. The orange bar is 2025. Not every application becomes an open business.
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