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Montgomery County Government wants businesses to start, grow and thrive in our diverse and vibrant community. Let us know if you have questions about County rules, regulations and procedures. We're here to help.
The Montgomery County 4Business Advancement Center has been developed to make information more accessible to the business community. As you explore the contents, feel free to share your input on ways we could make this tool more valuable to you.
Montgomery County Business Advancement Team
Judy Stephenson, Small Business Navigator
240-777-2012
Daniel Koroma, Business Liaison Officer
240-777-2584
Office of Consumer Protection
Tracy Rezvani, Business Liaison
240-777-3636
Department of Permitting Services
240-777-0311
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240-777-0311
Frequently Asked Questions
Below are some of the questions that businesses ask regularly. If you have a question on another topic, let us know!
There are many resources available to you! One place to start is the Montgomery County Business Portal for information on starting a business which provides a comprehensive step-by-step guide with links to resources that you might find helpful including counseling and training options. You also should explore the resources available from the Montgomery County Economic Development Corporation.
Any homeowner in Montgomery County, who operates a home-based business which generates more than five visits to the site per week, or who engages a non-resident employee, must register the business with the Department of Permitting Services. In addition, all home-health practitioners and lawn maintenance services are required to register.
Montgomery County and the State of Maryland have a variety of funding programs available to businesses that are interested in starting or expanding in the County.
Montgomery County is committed to providing opportunities for businesses to contract with the government. There are several procurement programs designed to expand opportunities for local small and minority-owned companies.
Business owners should be aware of the Maryland and Montgomery County taxes that apply to companies doing business in Montgomery County. It is always a good idea to consult with a tax professional to be sure you understand all of the requirments.
