Idaho, Texas, Oklahoma and Utah have the friendliest business environments in the United States, according to a survey from the Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation and services directory Thumbtack. All four of those states won “A+” grades overall for low taxes, regulatory environments that are easy for small businesses to navigate and ease of hiring employees. Four more states won “A” grades (Louisiana, Georgia, Virginia and New Hampshire). At the bottom of the list, with “F” grades: California, Hawaii, Vermont and Rhode Island.
For complete survey results, see our interactive map of America’s best places to start a company, presented as part of Forbes Startup Month.
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