Las Vegas is and has always been a city that thrives on creation. From it’s beginning in 1905, Las Vegas has possessed an opportunistic strength that has propelled it from ordinary to extraordinary. The emergence of Las Vegas as a business power house is based on both the abundance of resources available and the contagious spirit of success exhibited by Las Vegans. As for quality of life, the region provides the best of many worlds. Las Vegas mixes a pro-business economy that has been promoted by the Las Vegas Chamber of Commerce for almost a century, never-ending entertainment, sophisticated cuisine and vibrant sunsets to create a one-of-a-kind environment.
Becoming a business owner takes more than just a good idea. There are laws that you have to abide by and setting up shop can be complex. Use this information as a tool to start your new business enterprise.
Easter Seals Southern Nevada (ESSN) has recently been awarded an employment grant that names them as a provider to help place Adult and Dislocated Workers back into the workforce.
Overseeing the grant is Nevada Workforce Connections.
The mission of ESSN is to create solutions that help people with disabilities become self-sufficient through education, community partnerships and direct services. Although ESSN is best known for its outstanding record in assisting people with disabilities, this grant will concentrate on helping get all Nevadans back to work.
Nevada Workforce Connections develops a world class workforce through innovative market driven strategies that are relevant to Southern Nevada’s employers and job seekers.
ESSN has already begun placing job seekers into the program by conducting interviews that help identify job history, education or educational needs, qualifications and skill sets. The grant allows for supportive services needed to assist prospective employees in becoming “work ready”. There is no charge to job seekers or employers.
Businesses are urged to contact ESSN for free assistance in job placement services. Candidates are pre-screened by job developers to make sure that they meet the qualifications for the open positions.
“This part of the grant is especially beneficial to the HR departments of our local businesses,” says Pam Lang, Job Developer for ESSN. “We send only candidates that we feel are a good fit, allowing us to save businesses time and money”.
Employers may contact ESSN for assistance in finding qualified, work ready employers by calling job developers Pam Lang at
702-789-5435 or Sandy Trujillo at 702-789-5434.
Businesses operating in Nevada are among the least taxed in the nation and are eligible for many incentives and rewards based on job growth.
For more information on business taxes in Nevada contact the Nevada Department of Taxation.
The following taxes are not imposed on Nevada businesses:
• Franchise Tax
• Corporate Income Tax
• Unitary Tax
• Inventory Tax
• Personal Income Tax
• Special Intangible Tax
• Admissions Tax
• Sales Tax on Food
• Chain Store Tax
• Inheritance Tax
Las Vegas is a business friendly town and offers a plethora of business service providers that are geared toward corporate enterprises. The Las Vegas Chamber of Commerce is the chief business-building organization in Nevada and can help guide you through the steps of starting a new business.
Click the link below to get more information on:
Find checklists and key contacts to help you jump start your business enterprise.
More Chamber: 
6671 Las Vegas Blvd. South, Suite 300, Las Vegas, NV 89119
Phone: (702) 641-5822 Info Center (702) 735-1616 Fax: (702) 735-0406