Kansas Franchise Opportunities
There’s no place like home….and if you long to live among the wide expanse of the great plains in the central United States, Kansas could be a beautiful home for you and your franchise.
A Corner of Kansas
Not sure where to live in the Sunflower State? Check out these cities:
- Wichita: The largest city in Kansas, holding more than 673,000 people in the major metropolitan area, Wichita is the industrial and cultural hub of the state.
- Kansas City: Home to a General Motors assembly plant and 148,000 people, Kansas City was also the first city in America to be selected for Google Fiber broadband Internet!
- Manhattan: No, not the one in New York (though it is called The Little Apple!). Manhattan, Kansas, is home to nearly 100,000 people, and has been named one of the 10 best places in America to retire young.
Let’s Talk Taxes
If you open a franchise in Kansas, you won’t have to pay any franchise or business privilege tax on it. There is a flat rate 4 percent corporate income tax, as well as a variable personal income tax that ranges from 3 to 4.9 percent.
Kansas by the Numbers
- There are 231,643 small businesses in Kansas, which make up 96.7 percent of all employers.
- Kansas has a GDP of $117.3 billion, which grew 2 percent last year.
New Hampshire Franchise Opportunities
Are you a pioneering person who wants to pay less (or no!) taxes, and abide by the state motto of “Live free or die”? Do you want to hike in the summer and ski in the winter? If you value freedom and the great outdoors, New Hampshire could be a fantastic location for your next franchise.
Maine Franchise Opportunities
If you’re a fan of forests, find yourself salivating over seafood, and want some peace away from people, maybe Maine is the right state for you to settle down in and start a franchise. There are lots of smaller towns—such as Augusta, Portland and Bangor—that will provide enough customers to run a business, but without the overwhelming hustle and bustle of major metropolitan areas.
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!
