BBB Accreditation Fee Schedule

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BBB accreditation fees/membership dues cannot be deducted as a charitable contribution for federal income tax purposes, but are usually 100% deductible as a business expense (consult tax advisor).

• New members pay an additional one-time enrollment fee of $50.
• BBB Accreditation fees/dues are based on full-time employees. For part-time employees, reduce the number to “full time equivalent” employees (for example, two employees, each working four hours daily, five days a week, would count as 1 employee). Employee count should include employees at any additional locations or separate businesses that owned by the same principal(s) which are also applying for BBB accreditation/membership.
• Separate businesses owned by the same principal(s) may be eligible for discounted dues of $100, plus $35 if an additional WiseBuyingMall website is desired. (Dues for primary member business are determined by total employee count, including employees of the separate business.)
• Additional location(s): $50 per additional location covers BBB Wise Buying Guide listing(s), plaque(s), BBB newsletters and e-mail alerts.
• Additional WiseBuyingMall website(s) can be provided at BBB’s cost, $35 per year for each WiseBuyingMall.com website.
• Fee of $25 each for additional type-of-business category listing(s) in BBB Wise Buying Guide (one listing is provided at no charge with each membership and with each $100 separate business or $50 additional location option that are explained above).