Small Business AdministrationThe Small Business Administration's Santa Ana District serves the counties of Orange, Riverside and San Bernardino. The U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) was established in 1953 as an independent agency of the Federal Government in order to help people get in business, stay in business and grow. In addition to providing government guaranteed loans through lending institutions, the SBA provides disaster assistance to victims of disasters who have suffered damage to residential, personal and business property.
This page aims to provide local small business owners with resources from the SBA and beyond. Click on any of the following links to speed your way to that particular section on our page:
 SBA Management Training Calendar
SBA Small Business Resource Guide
Small Business Development Center
Starting a Business
City of Twentynine Palms Business License Application
Products and Services
Newsletters
Inland Empire Small Business Development Center Newsletter
Small Business Administration Newsletter SBA Management Training CalendarEvery month the SBA releases a calendar of training events in the Santa Ana District. Here at the Chamber, we will do our best to keep them here and updated for you!
Calendar Small Business Administration's Business Resource GuideThis publication always proves to be helpful to businesses that are just starting out. Click on the link below and browse through the SBA Small Business Resource Guide for the Santa Ana area.
Small Business Resource Guide Small Business Development Center : Inland EmpireThe Inland Empire Small Business Development Center (SBDC) can dramatically improve the way you run your business. Let us help you build a better business!
§ Free Expert Consulting – In a confidential one-on-one relationship, consultants offer their guidance and expertise in areas such as: business planning, expansion strategies, marketing, loan assistance, accounting, and business start-up.
§ Training Workshops – Taught by SBDC business consultants and experts in various fields, the SBDC’s low cost, informative training workshops provide small business owners with training geared toward successfully operating their businesses.
§ Valuable Resources – Vital information resources provided through an extensive small business library and computer lab with Internet access.
§ Special Programs –
1. Government Procurement: Helping companies gain federal, state, and local government contracts.
2. Inland Empire International Trade: Helping companies export products and services worldwide.
3. Extensive consulting and training: Spanish, Chinese, Arabic, and French.
Let our team of professionals help your business grow! Starting A Business...Starting a business is like assembling a puzzle. How do I set up my business? What paperwork do I need? How much will it cost? What laws do I need to know about? How do I satisfy, quickly, state and federal agency requirements?
Connect the pieces with startupkits.com!
Save Time
Use the online interactive kit to complete the forms for your type of business throughout the year.
Avoid Frustration
Easy step-by-step instructions:
1. Select and form your business entity
2. Hire employess
3. Annual, quarterly, and sales taxes
4. Safety and labor requirements
5. 1099 Misc/W-2 filing
6. Payroll calculator
Meet Deadlines
Setting up your business correctly, from the start, helps you meet deadlines and avoid penalties. City of Twentynine Palms Business License ApplicationIf you need to apply for a Business License for the city of Twentynine Palms, please visit this link at the city's website. Products and Services LinksBookmark these Employment Development Department webpages for products and services!
Employment Development Department Main Page
www.edd.ca.gov
CalJobs
www.caljobs.ca.gov
Labor Market Information
www.labormarketinfo.edd.ca.gov
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