Business credit is credit in a business name that’s linked to the business’s EIN number. This is credit for your business, that’s not linked to you personally, or your personal SSN. Using your business credit, you can get vendor credit cards, high-limit accounts with most major retailers, fleet credit, as well as cash credit for your business including Visa and MasterCard. You can get approved for business credit accounts regardless of personal credit quality ..

First of all you want to start setting up your business entity. You can do this by thinking of a business name you want to have and searching your Secretary of State records to see if it’s available (also consider searching Go Daddy to see if that company name is available as a web domain). Once you confirm the website and name is available, you can go ahead and setup your entity with your Secretary of State, costs usually range between $60-$600 and setup a corporation or a LLC.  ..

Business Credit, also called “Corporate Credit”, is the credit that is obtained in a Business Name with business credit the Business builds its own credit profile and credit score linked to the business EIN number… not the owner’s social security number and with an established credit profile and score, the business will then qualify for credit. In this case, the credit is in the business name and based on the business’s ability to pay, not the business owne ..