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Government Resources

How can federal, state, and local programs fuel your growth?


Federal, state, and local programs offer powerful tools to help small businesses grow—often in ways that private funding or internal resources can't. From grants and low-interest loans to tax incentives, training, and technical assistance, these programs can provide the financial support and guidance needed to launch new products, expand operations, or hire staff. They’re designed specifically to reduce barriers and open doors for entrepreneurs looking to make a meaningful impact in their communities.


Beyond funding, many of these programs offer access to mentorship, networking opportunities, government contracts, and specialized business development services. Whether you're starting out or scaling up, tapping into public resources can give you a competitive edge and help you move faster with less risk. By leveraging what’s available at every level—federal, state, and local—you can fuel your business with the support and confidence needed to grow sustainably.


See what incentives and agencies are ready to support your vision.


  • IRS Self Employed and Small Business Tax Center: The IRS Small Business and Self-Employed Tax Center is a comprehensive online resource designed to assist small business owners, self-employed individuals, and gig workers in managing their federal tax responsibilities. This centralized hub offers a wealth of information, tools, and educational materials to help you navigate the complexities of business taxation.

Disclaimer: Please Read Before Using Our Tools and Resources

We’ve curated these tools and resources to help you grow your company and bring your ideas to life. However, it's important to understand that our descriptions are not exhaustive of each tool’s rules, terms, or limitations.

Before using any tool, please review its terms of service and privacy policy. By accessing these resources, you agree to use them responsibly and acknowledge that we are not liable for how third-party tools are used. Always ensure you’re complying with the appropriate guidelines and legal requirements.

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