Business Resources

Taxes, Licenses, and Permits

• New Mexico State Taxes
• New Mexico Business Licenses
• Village of Jemez Springs Business License
• Sandoval County Business License
• New Mexico Food Service Permit
• Federal Employer Identification Number

Business Development & Mentor Resources

• Regional Development Corporation
• Sandoval County Economic Development
• UNM Los Alamos Small Business Development Center
• Central New Mexico Community College (CNM)
• SCORE (Service Corps of Retired Executives)
• Women’s Economic Self-Sufficiency Team (WESST)

Financial Resources

• Regional Development Corporation
• Women’s Economic Self-Sufficiency Team (WEST)
• Jemez Valley Credit Union (local)
• Grow It! NM – Grow It! is an economic development initiative created by the New Mexico Municipal League in partnership with Finance New Mexico. The project’s goal is to stimulate private sector job development in New Mexico by putting information about business resources directly into the hands of entrepreneurs. Too many small-town entrepreneurs are unaware of federal, state and local business-assistance programs that might help them start ventures that provide jobs and tax revenue. The Grow It! project aims to draw business owners and entrepreneurs into the system of free and low-cost services that can help businesses grow.
• Crowdsource funding options are growing and changing. Tools for crowdsourcing for businesses in exchange for shared ownership now exist. Examples (no endorsement meant or implied) are HoneyComb Credit, WeFunder, and StartEngine.

Training Resources

• Digital Literacy – free software training from Goodwill Foundation
• Creating an Email Account
• Entrepreneurship 101
• Women’s Economic Self-Sufficiency Team (WESST)
• Regional Development Corporation
• El Portal, provided by the New Mexico State Library has free resources including education and career training and business such as Gale Business: Entrepreneurship
• Browse the library catalog for downloadable ebooks & eaudiobooks, as well as streaming video via Kanopy on business topics to access from home using your library card

Additional Resources

• Small Business Administration: Disaster Loan Program
• Small Business Administration: Paycheck Protection Program
• NM Economic Development Department
• Support for Forming Co-ops in NM
• USDA Grant FAQ
• New Mexico Small Business Investment Corporation (NMSBIC)

Additional Resources Available At the Library:

• Books on business
• Computers (in house and to check out)
• Printer/copier/scanner/fax
• 24/7 Wi-Fi
• Work & meeting spaces (fees &/or reservations may apply)

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