Indiana Launches New Website For Business Registrations

Associated Press

INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Business owners in need of registering or re-registering with the Indiana Secretary of State's Office may find it easier now that the state has launched a new website.

The Secretary of State's Office announced the INBiz portal on Monday. The site lets business owners make payments and file registrations online. The new site features links to update business information and to look up businesses.

The office also says the state plans to add services from the Department of Revenue and Department of Workforce Development later this year. That's the first phase of a $9 million initiative to make the portal a one-stop shop for doing business with the state.

People wanting to use the new website can visit I NBiz.in.gov.

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