Determine Your State and Local Business Tax Obligations in South Dakota
In addition to business taxes required by the federal government, you will have to pay some state and local taxes. Each state and locality has its own tax laws. Having knowledge of your state tax requirement can help you avoid problems and your business save money. The most common types of tax requirements for small business are income taxes and employment taxes.
The following link provides access to key resources that will help you learn about your state tax obligations: http://www.sba.gov/content/learn-about-your-state-and-local-tax-obligations.
Labor Market Information Center
The South Dakota Labor Market Information Center serves as a State Data Center that provides education and access to Census Bureau data and products as well as other statistical resources to millions of data users at the local level. Population estimates and projections, income, poverty, and employment data in addition to other economic data and statistical resources are available.
Contact and location information:
South Dakota Department of Labor
420 S Roosevelt Street
Box 4730
Aberdeen, SD 57401-4730
Mr. Bernie Moran
bernie.moran@state.sd.us
(605) 626-2314
FAX (605) 626-2322
North Dakota/South Dakota Native American Business Enterprise Center (NABEC)
The Minority Business Development Agency (MBDA) provides funding for a network of minority business centers located throughout the Nation. The Centers provide minority entrepreneurs with one-on-one assistance in writing business plans, marketing, management and technical assistance and financial planning to assure adequate financing for business ventures. The Centers are staffed by business specialists who have the knowledge and practical experience needed to run successful and profitable businesses. Business referral services are provided free of charge. However, the network generally charges nominal fees for specific management and technical assistance services.
The North Dakota/South Dakota NABEC has entered into a cooperative agreement with the MBDA to further the development and stability of Native American business. This program has been operated by United Tribes Technical College since 1980.
Location:
North Dakota/South Dakota
Native American Business Enterprise Center
3315 University Drive
Bismarck, ND 58504
Rural Life Census Data Center
The South Dakota Rural Life Census Data Center serves as a State Data Center (SDC) that provides education and access to Census Bureau data and products as well as other statistical resources to millions of data users at the local level. Population estimates and projections, income, poverty, and employment data in addition to other economic data and statistical resources are available.
Location and contact information:
Rural Life Census Data Center
South Dakota State University
Scobey Hall 226, PO Box 504
Brookings, SD 57007-1296
Mr. Eric Guthrie
(605) 688-4899
FAX (605) 688-6354
Small Business Administration (SBA) South Dakota District Office
South Dakota Department of Health
The South Dakota Department of Health serves as a State Data Center that provides education and access to Census Bureau data and products as well as other statistical resources to millions of data users at the local level. Population estimates and projections, income, poverty, and employment data in addition to other economic data and statistical resources are available.
Contact and location information:
South Dakota Department of Health
Data, Statistics and Vital Records
600 East Capitol Avenue
Pierre, SD 57501-2536
Ms. Kathlene Muller
kathi.mueller@state.sd.us
(605) 773-5303
FAX: (605) 773-5683
South Dakota Minority Business Development Agency (MBDA) Business Center
MBDA provides funding for a network of minority business centers located throughout the nation. The Centers provide minority entrepreneurs with one-on-one assistance in writing business plans, marketing, management and technical assistance and financial planning to assure adequate financing for business ventures.
The Centers are staffed by business specialists who have the knowledge and practical experience needed to run successful and profitable businesses. Business referral services are provided free of charge. However, the network generally charges nominal fees for specific management and technical assistance services.
MBDA strives to create a new generation of minority-owned businesses generating $100 million in annual revenues. The strategic focus is to maximize job creation and global competitiveness for minority-owned businesses and to foster innovation and entrepreneurship with minority-owned businesses in high-growth industries.
The ND/SD Native American Business Enterprise Center (NABEC) has entered into a cooperative agreement with the Minority Business Development Agency, U. S. Department of Commerce, in furthering the development and stability of Native American business. This program has been operated by United Tribes Technical College since 1980.
Specific types of Management and Technical Assistance shall include but not limited to the following:
Marketing
General Management
Personnel
Administration
Finance & Accounting
ND/SD NABEC offers comprehensive services fitted to your specific need in each of the following categories:
Financial:
General business counseling, information, and referrals. Assistance in developing business plans.
Helping to identify financial assistance, loans, loan guarantees, lines of credit with banks, and bonding services.
Business seminars in such areas as bookkeeping, taxes, cash management, financing, personnel, marketing, and business planning.
Procurement & Marketing:
Identifying contract procurement opportunities with state and federal agencies, local governments, tribal, and other organizations.
Assistance in matching the subcontractors with prospective prime contractors.
Market the minority contractor through trade fairs and minority conferences.
Assistance in marketing minority business products.
WHO QUALIFIES: Enrolled Native Americans taking residence or who's business will be located within the service area which is North and South Dakota. Interested applicants living outside of the service area may get a referral from the Center to the NABEC located nearest to them.
The ND/SD NABEC will provide assistance free of charge to qualified Native American individuals and firms.
The ND/SD NABEC goal is geared toward the formation and survival of new and existing entrepreneurs. We welcome your interest and inquiry.
Location:
North Dakota/South Dakota
Native American Business Enterprise Center
3315 University Drive
Bismarck, ND 58504
South Dakota Procurement Technical Assistance Center (PTAC)
The Procurement Technical Assistance Center (PTAC) provides technical expertise to South Dakota businesses interested in bidding on and receiving federal, state and local government contracts.
A specialty center of the South Dakota SBDC, PTAC provides free government contracting assistance to South Dakota businesses. PTACs form a nationwide network of dedicated procurement professionals working to provide the best value goods and services to government agencies.
Counseling Services:
Identifying opportunities for clients
Assistance with submissions of applications, etc.
Assistance with bid and proposal preparation
Post award assistance
Subcontracting:
Assistance to small businesses and small & disadvantaged businesses (SDB's) to locate prime contractors who may wish to subcontract with to them
Assistance to large prime contractors to locate viable subcontractors
Other Assistance and Training:
Assist with problems and questions
Assist in locating appropriate specifications and standards, finding buying histories, locating sources of supply and more.
Coordinate with other state agencies who can provide assistance in other business-related areas.
The SD PTAC has four offices:
Kareen Dougherty
2329 North Career Place, Suite 106
Sioux Falls, SD 57107
Telephone: (605) 367-5252
FAX: (605) 367-5755
E-mail: Kareen.Dougherty@usd.edu
Jennifer Oberg
Black Hills Business Development Center
525 University Loop, Suite 102
Rapid City, SD 57701
Telephone: (605) 394-5311
FAX: (605) 394-6140
E-mail: joberg@tie.net
Fred Binder
1808 Summit St
Yankton, SD 57078
Telephone: (605) 665-4408
FAX: (605) 661-9827
E-mail: FredB@districtiii.org
Vacant Position
343 Airport Rd., Ste.3
Pierre, SD 57501
Telephone: (605) 773-2783
FAX: (605) 773-2784
E-mail:
South Dakota State Data Center
The South Dakota State Data Center provides education and access to Census Bureau data and products as well as other statistical resources to millions of data users at the local level. Population estimates and projections, income, poverty, and employment data in addition to other economic data and statistical resources are available.
Location and contact information:
South Dakota State Data Center
Extension Sociologist
South Dakota State University
Brookings, SD 57007
Dr. Mike McCurry
michael.mccurry@sdstate.edu
(605) 688-4899 or 4901
FAX (605) 670-8874
South Dakota State Library
The South Dakota State Library serves as a State Data Center that provides education and access to Census Bureau data and products as well as other statistical resources to millions of data users at the local level. Population estimates and projections, income, poverty, and employment data in addition to other economic data and statistical resources are available.
Location and contact information:
South Dakota State Library
Government Publications
800 Governors Drive
Pierre, SD 57501-2294
Mr. Dan Siebersma
dan.siebersma@state.sd.us
(605) 773-5075
FAX (605) 773-4950
South Dakota State Trademark Registration Information
To register a trademark and/or service mark at the state level, you must file an application with the trademark office of the specific state in which protection is sought.
To learn about your state registration requirements, visit the link below for contact information for your location.