Building Business Credit for Small Business
If you’re starting a business for the first time it can be both an exciting 
but stressful journey to say the least. You may be worried if you have what it takes to be a successful business owner and what new obstacles lie ahead of you during these tough economic times.
Don’t let this fear get the best of you!
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As a business owner I’m sure you would agree that maintaining accurate 
records of your business purchases and expenses are critical in running a successful company. Not to mention it can save your bookkeeper a lot of time from having to separate your personal and business accounts.
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The question I seem to be getting over and over is…
How do I separate my personal and business accounts for my company? 
The answer is simple – Treat your business as a separate and distinct being. Structure your business as a real business and don’t commingle your personal expenses, credit, finances, and assets with it.
Unfortunately, many business owners believe there is no harm in depositing business income into their personal checking account or picking up some personal items when paying with a company credit card.
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Starting a business involves a great deal of commitment, planning, research, and making key financial decisions. 
One key choice concerns what type of business entity you want to establish. Your entity selection not only determines which form you will need to file for income tax returns but also dictates whether you will be able to create a separate credit profile that’s unique only to your business.
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Could your business use a line of credit on your next Google advertising campaign? 
While companies like Amazon.com and Macy’s Inc have offered credit cards to its customers for years in order to increase sales now the internet giant Google is jumping on the credit granting bandwagon.
The new Google credit card for small business owners is Google’s first push into the business credit industry.
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