Building Business Credit for Small Business
Once you have gone through all the necessary steps for your business to be lender compliant you can begin establishing credit. 
You may have jumped ahead of yourself and already applied for one or two business credit cards using your personal credit but don’t worry the whole purpose of this post is to share with you the best way to build credit for your company.
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Did you know you’re Dun and Bradstreet rating plays a significant role in the amount of financing, interest rate, and level of terms a creditor will extend to you? 
Your company’s rating with Dun and Bradstreet is determined by the company information you provide and data gathered from lenders, vendors, suppliers, and other trade accounts.
Here’s a quick recap on why getting listed with DNB is so important.
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Are you a business owner who has the income and credit scores to qualify for a loan or line of credit but have a hard time documenting it?
The good news is there are unsecured business lines of credit that is specifically designed to address that very issue. 
I’m sure that we can agree conforming to traditional lending guidelines can be challenging and this type of line of credit for small business may be a great fit for you.
Now it’s important to note that just because only your credit is being reviewed without having to supply any documentation does not mean you can qualify for up to $200k in combined credit lines. Underwriters take various factors into consideration such as debt to credit ratios, current credit limits, number of trade lines, etc.
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We all know that email is simply another tool used for exchanging information. But when it comes to business it plays a much greater role then many people seem to realize. 
Unfortunately, the most common mistake made by business owners is using one of the many free email services on the internet like Hotmail or Yahoo to obtain their business email account.
While a free email services does serve a purpose it can give a bad impression to a potential customer or even hurt your chances for obtaining credit since some creditors require a dedicated business email account.
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If you’re like most small business owners, you pay an accountant or other professional adviser to handle your taxes, but understanding the various tax choices is vital to running a business successfully.
This allows you to identify potential tax advantages and traps in time so you can react immediately.
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