How to open a florist in Utah

7 licenses, permits and registrations, in the order to get them, each with the agency, the fee and the official page, and what the Census counts of florists in Utah say.

7 licenses, permits and registrations, in the order to get them

Every row checked against its agency’s page; the latest on Oct 21, 2026.

Step 1 of 4Set up the business. Now: Certificate of organization (LLC) and the annual renewal

0 of 7 items done. Each step opens when the one before it is complete. Progress stays on this device. Members keep a dated, noted plan for each saved location in the workspace.

  1. Set up the business0 of 3

    • File online through the Division’s business registration portal. The certificate names a registered agent with a Utah street address. A missed renewal adds a $10 delinquency fee and the LLC expires; reinstating costs $18 for each missed year. Utah has no franchise tax on an LLC.

      Fee
      Members
      Renewal
      Members
      Official page
      Members

      Checked Oct 21, 2026

  2. Register for taxOpens after step 1

  3. Approve the spaceOpens after step 2

  4. Before the first hireOpens after step 3

Florists already in Utah

Establishments, County Business Patterns 2023
0
Per 10,000 residents
0.0
Change since 2018
-20 (-100%)

Metro areas with the most

Metro areaFloristsPer 10,000
Salt Lake City-Murray00.0
Provo-Orem-Lehi00.0
Ogden00.0
St. George00.0
Logan00.0

How many florists are in Utah?

How they fare in Utah

Closed in 2023, retail trade
8.3%
Opened in 2023
9.5%

Is a florist profitable in Utah?

Then pick the place

  • The free location checkWho lives and works around an address, the florists already there and the traffic on its road, from public records.
  • The full reportWhether the rules allow a florist at that address, the rent it supports, what has opened and closed nearby, and the questions to settle before signing.

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Sources and dates

Division of Corporations fiscal year 2026 fee schedule (effective July 1, 2025); domestic LLC pages; Division of Corporations DBA application form; Utah Code 42-2-5; IRS EIN page; Tax Commission Publication 25 (sales and use tax general information); Taxpayer Access Point registration (form TC-69); Salt Lake City consolidated fee schedule and business licensing pages; Salt Lake County fiscal year 2026 fee schedule; Utah Code 10-1-203; Utah Uniform Building Standards Act (Utah Code Title 15A); city business license and building permit pages; Department of Workforce Services employer tax rate page (2026 taxable wage base and rate limits); new hire handbook and form 6; Utah Code 34A-2-201; U.S. Census Bureau County Business Patterns 2023; U.S. Census Bureau Business Dynamics Statistics. Fees are as published by each agency on the date checked; cities add their own.

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