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Enter an industry or business description, such as restaurant, insurance, or computer programming. Exact codes and partial code prefixes work too.
Search the supplied Standard Industrial Classification catalogue by industry name, business activity, two-digit code, or four-digit code. Move from a broad major group to a specific industry description.
Enter an industry or business description, such as restaurant, insurance, or computer programming. Exact codes and partial code prefixes work too.
Use 2-digit SIC codes for broad major groups and 4-digit codes for more detailed industry descriptions. The filters keep your results focused.
SIC and NAICS are different systems. Always confirm which classification and code length is requested by the agency, lender, insurer, or form you are completing.
Find a SIC code using an industry keyword, business activity, exact number, or partial code.
The finder contains the 2-digit and 4-digit SIC descriptions from your supplied workbook.
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Try a shorter industry term, a different business description, or a code prefix.
SIC stands for Standard Industrial Classification. It is a system used to organize businesses by their primary economic activity. Many legacy records, business directories, insurers, and private-sector systems still use SIC codes alongside or instead of NAICS codes.
SIC and NAICS are separate industry classification systems. NAICS is newer and uses a different code structure. Check the exact classification requested before submitting a code.
Search for the activity that best describes your primary business activity, then compare the detailed four-digit descriptions before selecting a code.
This finder includes the supplied two-digit major groups and four-digit industry codes.
Yes. Search by an industry phrase, business activity, full code, or code prefix to rank the closest matching entries.