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Georgia Franchise Opportunities

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If you want a truly southern experience, full of sweet tea and porch swings, consider opening a franchise in Georgia. Southern hospitality, a diverse landscape and lots of tourism can be assets for any business you choose to start here.

Choose Your City

With a handful of major cities to pick from, you can’t go wrong

  • Atlanta: Georgia’s capital city is also the largest with about 450,000 people, and the metropolitan area clocking in at 5,522,000 people. It also houses the world’s busies airport and a diverse and robust economy.
  • Savannah: The oldest city in Georgia, Savannah is seeped in history and attracts many tourists each year.
  • Augusta: The second largest metro area in the state, Augusta is best known for hosting The Masters golf tournament every spring.

Let’s Talk Taxes

Georgia has both a corporation net worth tax and a corporate income tax, as well as personal income taxes. The net worth tax is graduated and ranges from a minimum of $10 to a maximum of $5,000. The corporate income tax is a flat rate 6 percent of federal taxable income, and the personal income tax is graduated, running from 1 to 6 percent.

Georgia by the Numbers

  • Georgia has 937,000 small businesses, making up 97.7 percent of the employers in the state.
  • The unemployment rate is a low 6.9 percent.
  • The Peach State is home to nearly 10 million people.
Hawaii Franchise Opportunities

If you’ve ever dreamed of living on a tropical island, surrounded by beaches, surfing, lush vegetation, Hawaii might be an ideal place for you to open a franchise. Imagine running your own business and staring out into the Pacific Ocean with a drink in hand!

Wisconsin Franchise Opportunities

Known as “American’s Dairyland” and especially renowned for its cheese—and cheeseheads (fans of the Green Bay Packers)—Wisconsin sits between the Great Lakes and the Mississippi River and has a wide variety of geographical features. If you want to live among the best cheeses and craziest football fans in the nation, consider opening your franchise in Wisconsin!

Connecticut Franchise Opportunities

This small, New England state has come a long way from its Dutch roots. Considered part of the Tri-State area with New York and New Jersey, Connecticut is a home to the financial services industry, including insurance companies and hedge funds. It’s no surprise the state has the highest per capita income and median household income in the U.S. If you’re looking to make some real profit, look no further than Connecticut!