Georgia businesses may need:

• Local Business Licenses: Required by cities or counties.

• Professional Licenses: For specific occupations (e.g., contractors, cosmetologists, real estate agents).

• Fictitious Name (DBA) Registration: If operating under a name different from the legal business name.

• Zoning Permits: To comply with local land use laws, especially for physical storefronts or offices.

• Health Permits: Required for food service or hospitality industries.

• Worker’s Compensation Insurance: Mandatory for businesses with employees.

• Withholding Tax Registration: If employing workers.

• Unemployment Insurance Tax: Registration through the Georgia Department of Labor.

• Regulatory Permits: Depending on business type, such as health or environmental permits.

These registrations ensure comprehensive compliance with state and local regulations.